Sentence examples for an unprecedented offer from inspiring English sources
He promptly named the fiery Yulia Timoshenko as his candidate for prime minister.See articleGeorgia's president, Mikhail Saakashvili, made an unprecedented offer of autonomy to the breakaway region of South Ossetia, though he accepted that Russian acquiescence would be needed to get the deal accepted.
He says that, if the United States legalised existing Mexican immigrants, Mexico would do more to reduce the flow of new ones, by developing poor regions but also by an unprecedented offer to police its own border zone and migrant routes.
"It's mind-boggling," said Deputy Mayor Anthony P. Coles, "that the teachers' union would turn down an unprecedented offer of more money for its members, above and beyond the existing collective bargaining agreement, simply because a portion of it was in the form of merit pay for the best teachers".
Soon after the Supreme Court's decision, the Milwaukee public school system made an unprecedented offer.
They made an unprecedented offer to buy the company the following week.
In 2000, Abdullah convinced the Arab League to approve an unprecedented offer that all Arab states would agree to peace with Israel if it withdrew from lands it captured in 1967.
He made an unprecedented grand offer to Republicans to reduce the long-term debt -- most of which they had run up -- and they rejected it.
Last month America made Mr Putin an unprecedented counter-offer: to link Russia's radars with the American-led project and NATO's shorter-range defences so as to improve the coverage of both Europe and European Russia.
And the ability to analyse all this data in real-time is giving retailers and their staff an unprecedented opportunity to offer us tailor-made services, online and offline.
Days before, state and county officials had announced an unprecedented plan to offer Exide-funded blood tests for lead to about a quarter of a million people who might have been affected by emissions.
There is a better solution: adult hockey, which is also growing at an unprecedented rate and offers to the novice and the veteran alike the old-time satisfaction of bruising and getting bruised -- and even scoring once in a while.
