Early in 1935 it proffered to all local contractors including plaintiff a contract fixing wages, hours and the like.
Heynckes was far too wise and respectful to buy that one when it was proffered to him.
Most of the time, however, it proffers fantasies to match the hallucinatory music.
When the grant was in its early stages at Yale, I happened to be a member of the administration and supporting this proposal as it was being proffered to the City, and now that I am an employee of the City I am happy to say that the support is strong, real, and long-term there.
And, finally, it proffers an invitation to "do it again". This is where you will find the joy of being wrong.
Similarly it proffers that high population density in mountain landscape un-linearly contributes as much to land degradation processes as it does also to sustainable landscape management.
Following Franco's displays of non-commitment to the topical trajectory being proffered to him, it becomes available to Massimo that, if a topical line about Franco's personal state has to be launched, it cannot be the result of a mutual display of interest by both of the participants involved (in contrast to what happens in Extracts 1 3).
It proffers a long list of measures to enhance competitiveness, handmaiden of productivity.
In a competitive democracy, it is difficult to rescue a war built on distortions and illusions, because, to protect falsehoods proffered to voters in the past, a President and his advisers may find it tempting to manufacture more of them.
Clues about the WMD are now expected to come from lower-ranking scientists, many of whom, it is said, are still too fearful of a possible Baathist resurgence to come forward, despite the rewards and incentives being proffered to them.
Do you really have to choose a version of yourself to proffer to the online world?
