to compensate her to take a meeting tonight vs to compensate her for taking a meeting tonight

Some examples from the web:

• I have a meeting tonight to decide the measures to take against Tôto Dentetsu.
• I have to take a pass on the meeting tonight.
• I guess convincing her to take a break was a good thing.
• Can't hurt for her to take a peek.
• Get her to take a shower, wash her hair.
• You persuade her to take a ride.
• Just Ask Her To Take A Pregnancy Test.
• Vance told her to take a week off.
• Mentioned something to McCall about a meeting tonight.
• And her dad is threatening to see the NGO if they don't allow her to take a blood testing compete.
• Tell her to take a look at it and see if she approves.
• Go and ask her to take a picture.
• But to me they just feel cold and have really sharp edges. I guess convincing her to take a break was a good thing.
• If we could get her to take a blood test, we might get some answers.
• You might want to ask her to take a look at that stain.
• As in demand as katy is, I convinced her to take a little time off tomorrow.
• She's a geology fellow at NYU. I asked her to take a look.
• I got her to take a nap today, no problem.
• You must be something special if you can get her to take a bike ride.
• Most of MEPs expressed their support and urged her to take a firm stand in solving the financial crisis.

Some examples from the web:

• Mentioned something to McCall about a meeting tonight.
• Only a few weeks ago we had a meeting with the Interinstitutional Committee on public access to documents which was chaired by Vice-President Wallis, and I want to thank her for taking this matter about public access to documents forward in a very constructive way.
• Tell you what - there's a meeting tonight.
• Tell you what - there's a meeting tonight.
• I think you should know that I am going to a meeting tonight.
• Deanna's planning to have a meeting tonight.
• You have a meeting tonight with pro skateboarder Tony Hawk.
• But I have to prepare for a meeting tonight.
• Al's got a meeting tonight, Gustave.
• After what happened to Don, I don't blame her for taking off.
• We have a meeting tonight at school where he's probably going to get kicked out.
• I actually called a meeting tonight for Hayley and Jackson, so one way or another, it's all coming to a head.
• So... I have a meeting tonight,
• Janko Stepovic admitted that our smuggler made contact with him several days ago and then used an e-mail address to set up a meeting tonight.
• A concerned town has called a meeting tonight at their church to discuss these very questions.
• I have a meeting tonight to decide the measures to take against Tôto Dentetsu.
• Do you know where there might be a meeting tonight?
• - He's taking a meeting.
• Patents are effectively an award for taking a risk and investing in the development of new medicines, and we should reward our companies for taking such risks.
• You can't fault the man for taking a gamble.