Sentence examples for a clear offer from inspiring English sources

(Newham denies being made a clear offer by Wood's parents).

A clear offer of eventual EU membership, if they work hard to fulfil the necessary criteria, is the least the EU can do.

In the decades after the war, when strong forces forged political consensus, economies were growing fast and demography seemed favourable, the big-tent parties could make a clear offer to voters: state health care, government-funded pensions.

It is also being argued that if the UK makes a clear offer to cooperate in these areas, it could oil the wheels in the more difficult negotiations over access to the EU single market.

"If a compromise has to be made it will maybe be made, but by the students, and we are all waiting for a clear offer to consult our members on".

We need a clear offer setting out how they will support and strengthen the sector after the 2015 election, following what has been a very tough period of austerity and cuts that put at risk the quality of life for disabled people.

Unless the available options are a close match to your original choice, accepting a clearing offer is a gamble.

"The prime minister has made a very clear offer - get seven parties in the same place, have a 90-minute debate before the campaign starts.

It means a much clearer offer for the 50% of young people who will not go to university, with clear routes into the workplace via apprenticeships.

This means that the centre-left parties won't have a clear alternative to offer voters.

Try a clear, easily-refusable offer: "Would you like a cigarette?".