Sentence examples for choosing to offer from inspiring English sources
"I do not oppose other states choosing to offer humanitarian admission or resettlement to displaced Syrians.
In choosing to offer an expansive rationale, Justice Scalia provided colorful details of the January duck hunting trip as well as a snapshot of a friendship that began when he and Mr. Cheney both worked in the Ford administration.
FOLLOWING on the heels of the news highlighted by my colleague that airlines are ditching back-of-the-seat television screens in favour of Wi-Fi-based entertainment comes a report that airports are increasingly choosing to offer travellers free Wi-Fi.
Henrietta Spiegelberg, the managing director of Greater London Tutors, which works with 15 state primary and secondary schools, said schools were recognising that one-to-one tuition and teaching in smaller groups was "extremely beneficial" and were choosing to offer this to children whose families were not able to "shoulder the cost of a private tutor on a regular basis".
Increasingly, philanthropists such as Bill and Melinda Gates are choosing to offer massive, non-repayable charitable grants to some of the world's wealthiest corporations, driven by the assumption that enriching already rich companies will lead to trickle-down benefits for the poor.
Fisk explains that the other detectives would not feel safe at his side under fire: "You would earn their respect by choosing to offer support rather than risk their lives". When Dunbar refuses, Fisk assigns him to a female partner, Karen Bettancourt Marisol Nicholss), yanking her off a serial killer case she had worked on for eight months, and orders them to investigate a car theft.
Instead of offering a discounted rate, Byruch and Cohen chose to offer an exclusive meal option for app users.
Or, if they choose, to offer compensation.
While individual franchisees can choose whether to offer both brands, most chose to offer both.
The carry-over option is only available, however, if your employer chooses to offer it.
Note: Schools, units, or departments may choose to offer additional support.
