Sentence examples for given an offer of from inspiring English sources

The carmaker said 36 of its 789 rejected dealers had previously been given an offer of reinstatement.

The data, which covers applications from within the UK by people who declare their ethnicity, shows that 329 out of 586 white applicants for medicine who went on to achieve three A*s were given an offer of a place, versus 190 of 412 applicants from ethnic minorities – representing success rates of 56%and46%6% respectively.

"I just want to question why it might be that somebody who has seemingly been given an offer of shelter is sleeping on the streets.

He's given an offer for a two year instead of a three year authorization.

Around 95.5% of 11-year-olds got one of their top three preferences, down from 96.5% in 2013, and 96.8% were given an offer from one of the schools they listed as a preference, down from 97.8%.

He described the ring as "one of the pope's most precious possessions," given as an offer of thanks.

She no want to read the script if you no give her an offer of $20m and 15% of the gross.' And I say, 'Give my love to Judy [sic] Foster, goodbye.'" Entertainment Weekly magazine described the project as becoming "a bloody mess, hemorrhaging talent and money" despite Hopkins being on-board.

"You can't just give them an offer of money," Mr. Weiss said.

He would also be giving up an offer of a coveted seat on the House Appropriations Committee.

But when the Worcestershire-based firm was denied a loan from the Bank of Scotland and instead given a "patronising" offer of counselling, the 65-year-old vented his fury in a letter to Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King earlier this year.

You will be given a conditional offer of employment upon approval by the screening committee.