Sentence examples for fighting offering from inspiring English sources

Iraq's Kurdish leaders, eager to expand trade and cross-border cooperation, have supported efforts to end the fighting, offering their own model of self-determination and rising prosperity as an example.

In rejecting pressure to broaden his show's appeal, Mr. O'Brien saw himself as fighting an honorable fight, offering higher quality and smarter laughs rather than rolling out the terrorist jokes and ugly-sister jokes of his predecessor.

First, it should stop the fighting by offering the Quetta Shura, the Taliban HQ, a ceasefire.

(In Mexico some universities are fighting back, offering faculty members a marriage bonus — for first marriages — and "two hard-cider bottles and a frozen turkey at Christmas").

Stress that you and Dad are taking care of business but that they can be helpful, too -- by being extra quiet when Dad comes home from his treatments, supporting each other instead of fighting and offering to take over household jobs without being asked.

Now online retail has taken 20% of the market and specialist retailers are fighting back by offering greater authority in their category".

The speakers consistently emphasized the political aspects of fighting nuclear energy, offering a new "Citizen's Party" that they say will sponsor antinuclear candidates in the 1980 elections.

Mr. Browne said that the department was committed to lawfully conducting "stops of trespassers in New York City public housing as a means of fighting crime and offering some semblance of safety that residents of doormen buildings often take for granted".

Turf protection: Cable and satellite providers are fighting back by offering skinny bundles in price ranges that compete with the $20-$20-$40ge of the live TV streaming services.

Sometimes it means fighting it, or offering new options.

The foundation focuses on fighting cancer and offering assistance to those facing life-challenging hardships.