Traffickers and terrorists recruit them by offering tempting rewards.

The potential was alluring, but also terrifying.

Finally, Europe s crisis presents an attractive opportunity for China to expand its direct investment there.

For taxpayers, this is a tempting formula, especially when a large share of the debt is held externally.

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The opportunity that Saakashvili presented to him to signal to the world Russia could no longer be humiliated was simply too tempting.

Then low levels of unemployment and attractive secondary education opportunities led to renewed population growth, fuelled especially by young adults from the former East Germany.

For the first 85 years, this would have been a very uninteresting gamble, generating an average return of only around 2 a year.

As such, Oskord competes for lucrative contracts with the Non Departmental Corps, an MVD branch that provides private security services.

Price disparities based on donor race are a driving force of attractive organ sales in South Africa, as well as in other parts of the world.

And these electron microscope pictures here's one of an orchid mimicking an insect you can see that different parts of the structure have different colors and different textures to our eye, have very, very different textures to what an insect might perceive.

One can t get a manicure in Amsterdam without booking an appointment two weeks in advance, but men can buy sex anytime and at an attractive price.

And, at least until a certain stage of growth, economies of scale and scope beckon, with expansion abroad often the only way to increase size, given already saturated domestic markets.

Developing countries with robust infrastructure, a highly trained workforce, adequate intellectual property protections and appealing domestic markets will be the most attractive to foreign companies and their investments.

Though country to country engagement with Asia s rising powers may be tempting, and while China often prefers bilateral dealings, renationalization of EU members foreign policies would be counterproductive.

It can finance all of this with the support of Venezuela s state oil company, implementing social policies that are misguided over the long term but seductive in the short run, especially when carried out by Cuban doctors, teachers, and instructors.

But lately an even more troubling sentiment seems to have emerged, with Western leaders willing to settle not for our son of a bitch, but for just about any son of a bitch who can impose stability, whatever the cost. It is an alluring but dangerous mindset.

The peacekeeping personnel lacked a professional career structure, and the civilians involved did not benefit either from attractive conditions of service, mobility across the United Nations system and career opportunities, or from basic services such as security provision and training.

At least some of the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) appear to be running out of steam economically and, while new emerging powers, such as Mexico, are tempting, they may prove to be more fragile than they look.

Political parties are often seen to abuse their powerful positions to extort bribes and provide members and followers with lucrative positions in the public sector, while corruption among parliamentarians compromises their legislative, oversight, financial control and representational roles.

Of course, there remains serious mistrust among the parties. Nonetheless, advocates argue that the clear economic advantages of such a confederation which would include a free trade zone and joint economic ventures could prove tempting enough to all sides to put the idea on more solid footing.