Sentence examples for has offered itself from inspiring English sources

The company has offered itself as an approved training organization.

Ditching an earlier policy of neglect, Washington has offered itself as indispensable mediator in the Middle East.

The Laver Cup is has offered itself as a stay against the exodus, banking on Federer's presence and the novelty of rivals becoming teammates for a few days.

Rather than take the democratizing cue from Bush, Mubarak's regime has offered itself as an example to the United States: Spare us the pretense of an open society, its leaders imply.

If it is the latter, the University of Michigan, a storied public university with highly regarded graduate schools, has offered itself to the court as a test case for what happens when the consideration of race is strictly forbidden.

Nowhere else in the UK has offered itself as a candidate site, though a council in Kent has recently begun to express interest.

The Dexter Corporation, which has been fighting a $1.15 billion takeover bid by a rival chemical maker, International Specialty Products Inc., said yesterday that it had offered itself for sale to the company.

The country which was so poor after independence from Spain in 1968 that it was reputed to have offered itself to be run by neighbouring Cameroon for $1m£559,00000), is now one of the fastest growing countries in the world.

The essentially conservative Brotherhood had offered itself to the generals and their American sponsors as a safe pair of hands for this task, and had they displayed an ounce of managerial competence it is probable that they would still be in charge today.

Westdeutsche Landesbank, the largest Landesbank and Germany's fourth-biggest bank, has offered to split itself into "commercial" (but not privatised) and public-sector parts.

Executives close to the talks say that General Electric has offered to divest itself of assets worth as much as $3 billion in annual revenue.