Sentence examples for a possible package from inspiring English sources

Government officials say the bank is negotiating over a possible package of tax breaks and other incentives.

In the document, lines are drawn through products such as toasters, hairdryers and signage displays, which "Juncker recommends … above all not to be part of a possible package," the document says.

But several baseball officials indicated that trade talks between the Mets and the Tigers are still alive -- the clubs talked this week -- with a possible package including Henderson going to Detroit and the left-handed-hitting outfielder BOBBY HIGGINSON coming to the Mets.

Mr. Obama has been conferring with Congressional leaders about a possible package of $100 billion for public works, unemployment benefits, winter heating assistance, food stamps and aid to cities and states that could be passed during a lame-duck session the week of Nov. 17.

For a possible package of stories in Newsweek on the presidential campaign and younger voters, he says he has been asked to provide the Bush perspective, while Karenna Gore Schiff, 26, the vice president's oldest daughter, interprets the world according to a Gore.

Some Republicans in Congress were considering a possible package of "debilitating economic sanctions" to get Putin's attention.

Zopiclone was substituted for furosemide in a possible packaging mix-up (France, June 2013) 43.

If so, the Rangers would have to work out some sort of deal with the Edmonton ownership group involving any possible package that would include money, draft picks and players.

Meanwhile, an official document says the UK government will not curb trade with Russia or close London's financial centre to Russians as part of any possible package of sanctions against Moscow.

Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch finance minister and leader of the Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers, said that after talks in Amsterdam, Greece would go away and work both on a possible upfront package of measures, as well as a package of contingent measures.

In the end, Mr. Reid had bluffed — he ultimately shook hands on an agreement that provided those increases and no others — but said he had charted a necessary course to get the best possible package.