Sentence examples for by offer of from inspiring English sources

The trial judge also concluded that Thomas had been properly informed of his right to silence, and had not been induced by the AFP officers to participate in the interview by offer of repatriation or any other reward.

Poor women do not go around offering their babies, she said, but are persuaded to sell by offers of what to them are irresistible amounts of money.

Some have been deceived by offers of jobs in offices, work as models or lucrative new employment within the EU.

Richard Cockerill, Leicester's director of rugby, is angry that Manu Tuilagi "has had his head turned" by offers of extravagant contracts – "obscene amounts" – from Worcester and Wasps.

Probably no man has been more plagued than Einstein by offers of money for testimonials for toothpaste, pimple-eradicators, corn plasters, and cigarettes.

Now, those initiatives are going to be joined by offers of special experiences in major cities around the world, to be called Priceless Cities.

The message to students starting university in 2012 is coming through loud and clear: don't be seduced by offers of cheap university courses.

"But if things are very tight some will be bought off by offers of patronage and will be reluctant to take a different line to the prime minister.

When I talked to Mr. Blanton almost two decades ago, he was cagey enough to worry that Dynamite Bob might be tempted by offers of clemency.

Some, like Shelly Friedman, had been lured by offers of a free stay at the hotel and figured, what the hey, there was nothing better to do.

Recently, some homeowners have been tempted by offers of so-called home heating oil insurance offered by a heating oil dealer who promises a capped price for the fuel, if consumers pay a premium upfront.