Sentence examples for formally offers from inspiring English sources

Tensions with Moscow are likely to increase on 2 December when Nato formally offers membership talks to Montenegro.

Sir Jeremy Heywood, the civil service chief whom the paper likes to refer to as "Sir Cover-Up", has earned a new nickname, "Lord Stitch-Up", after the paper accused him of mobilising civil servants in favour of the remain campaign (though Heywood does not, yet, hold a peerage) The Sun, too, though it is yet to declare its hand formally, offers little comfort for Inners.

Today, with a kickoff tour through early-voting Iowa, Thompson formally offers himself as a candidate for president, the highest ambition in American politics.

Protection was formally offered and accepted.

Mr. Trump has not yet formally offered General Kelly the post.

Coursera does not formally offer the option of auditing a class, but people certainly can.

He formally offered him the job in the last few weeks, aides said.

Of course, you must be formally offered admission before you can accept or decline an offer.

Nothing like that ever formally offered to SA, regardless of Peres' reference to the "correct warhead".

CBS has formally offered the two Democratic candidates for president a 90-minute debate on April 27.

Mr. Stephanopoulos was formally offered the job this week, the people said.