That is a lucrative enticement to investment companies to set up shop in the Lion City.
As an enticement to a responsible two-parent future, the intended love-nest almost but only almost succeeds.
So it's all about enticement, and so I think it definitely is this trying to lure people in.
There is no enticement that can convince the Iranians to give up their quest for a nuclear weapon.
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Because few existing brokers charge more than this, Boom could not offer the usual enticement of online trading cheaper transaction costs.
It must re-absorb Hong Kong, and still offer enticement for Taiwan's return.
Nonetheless, "Garden Window" is an album that works, not only as a recording, but as an enticement to see the band in concert.
With higher valuations, companies might not be able to use options as an enticement on top of the typically lower salaries of most startups.
And he is willing to use federal handouts as an enticement to states to adopt more exacting evaluation schemes for teachers, a tactic often attacked by conservatives.
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That characterization, Gore argued, carried over into almost all of the governor's other social policy planks -- including his proposals to overhaul the 35-year-old Medicare system and provide prescription drug coverage to seniors by encouraging the participation of private insurers with the enticement of federal subsidies.
Speaking in Philadelphia on Tuesday, Gore offered a plan that would offer tax and other incentives to investors and manufacturers as enticement for the creation of a plethora of new energy-efficient technologies, including but not limited to automobiles that run on combinations of gasoline, electricity and other fuels.
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