Sentence examples for it offered a package from inspiring English sources

China won the bid, he said, for good reason: it offered a package deal, from power plants to railroads to smelters to coal mines, that no other bidder could match.

The Empire State Development Corporation said it offered a package of incentives but was trumped by Connecticut's offer of a no-interest $1 million loan for building renovation, a sales tax exemption on construction work and a $5.2 million loan to rewire the building for communications.

The European Union has tried to build bridges with Ukraine in other ways as well; last year, it offered a package of aid and loans worth more than €11 billion to boost recovery and reform.

It offers a package (May 25 to 28) that includes accommodations at the Hampton Inn, a garage tour, a pass to the Hall of Fame Museum, transportation and a preview evening with the former Indy driver Derek Daly, offering an insider perspective.

Under the terms of the deal, Liberty Global said it had offered a package of cash and stock that it valued at $47.87 for each share in Virgin Media, a 24 percent premium over Virgin Media's closing price on Monday.

Nissan closed down nearly half a percent after it offered a buyout package to its workers at two plants in Tennessee.

Atlanta-based Delta said it would reduce capacity by 5.0% this year after it offered a severance package to half its workforce, or 30,000 employees.

But a publicist quickly pointed out that it offered a similar package, with the same flight, a car and lodging at the Westin Pasadena for less: $1,985.21.

The BG Group board has admitted it "did not strike the correct balance" on pay when it offered a £25m package to lure the Norwegian oil boss Helge Lund to the company as chief executive.

It offered a new package of reforms last week in the hope of unlocking funds, but has yet to win agreement on the proposals with its EU and IMF lenders.

In Jefferson Parish, the defendant contended that it offered a "functionally integrated package of services" -- a single product -- but the Supreme Court concluded that the "character of the demand" for the constituent components, not their functional relationship, determined whether separate "products" were actually involved.