Sentence examples for Unacceptable offer from inspiring English sources

He turned what he considered an unacceptable offer of $11.5 billion into a $13.1 billion takeover to create the world's largest consumer goods producer at the time.

Instead, he was presented by Mr. Kim with a patently unacceptable offer that left him no choice but to walk away.

Schalke's sporting director, Horst Heldt, has turned down a first "unacceptable offer" from Tottenham for a winter transfer but all the indications are that an agreement will be reached – one minute before transfer-deadline on 31 January in classic Daniel-Levy-style presumably.

Vivendi's plans to either buy those stakes or try to get Vodafone to offer a higher price suffered a setback this week, when Vivendi received unacceptable offers for its publishing division, which includes Houghton Mifflin.

The opposition turned down as unacceptable an offer for its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, to be vice president.

"It would be unacceptable to offer these patients and families the promise of effective stem cell research but deny them the reality of it".

(This doesn't mean liberals shouldn't make it clear that any further concessions on revenues are unacceptable). The offer in the budget, the thinking goes, will drive home that Obama is the one who occupies the compromise middle ground, and if Republicans refuse to deal, it will be crystal clear in the public mind who is to blame for continued austerity.

She said: "It is so unacceptable to offer deep condolences for a man who flogged women, didn't let them drive, saw guardian laws passed & STARVES THEM".

German Chancellor Angela Merkel rejected the comments as unacceptable and offered the Netherlands her "full support and solidarity".

To those passive aggressive kids for whom procrastination is too subtle, complying with requests in timely, but unacceptable ways offers more satisfaction -- and greater destruction.

It is increasingly important for health care practitioners to develop an understanding about potential sensitivity from black and ethnic minority patients about their reluctance to follow advice e.g. medication concordance, change in life style or health behaviour due to past experiences in the health care system with sometimes perceived unfair or unacceptable treatment offered.