Sentence examples for constructive offers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dolan promised to bring with him "new, constructive offers," designed to reach an agreement before Game 1 of the Series.

Switzerland has made a constructive offer; it needs only to be used.

She said the offer from the UK Government to temporarily extend Holyrood's powers is a "reasonable and constructive offer".

There is little doubt that infighting in Iran after the 2009 election blocked its acceptance of a generous and constructive offer related to its research reactor.

A more constructive offer would be visa-free travel to residents of all neighbouring Russian regions, rather than just the troubled North Caucasus republics.But eyebrows are also shooting up about another bit of visa diplomacy.

The arts organisations could then set themselves the challenge of developing a collective response to those issues, only returning when they had a powerful, generous and constructive offer of help to make.

In the official Israeli view, what Mr. Sharon said signified a sincere and constructive offer to the Palestinians, and it was backed up by some important, immediate gestures that the Israeli side would make, also without negotiations.

"It's a very constructive offer with a lot of concessions to the Taliban, but we don't know if they will accept this overture," said Haroun Mir, an independent political analyst in Kabul, the capital.

If you are always reasonable and make a constructive offer to settle, the other person's insurer will struggle to justify suing you.

The process gives authors constructive feedback, offers editors insight and assures readers of the trustworthiness of research.

Its constructive simplicity offers advantages which balance the loss in aperture efficiency and concentration ratio when compared to the Parabolic Trough technology.