Sentence examples for making clear offers from inspiring English sources

It's about making clear offers and counteroffers.

Svetozar, whose motives regarding Dragoman are never made clear, offers to help.

Done properly, the plan would spur tax competition in Europe, particularly in favour of burgeoning firms, by making it clearer who offers the best tax rates.

(Newham denies being made a clear offer by Wood's parents).

In the decades after the war, when strong forces forged political consensus, economies were growing fast and demography seemed favourable, the big-tent parties could make a clear offer to voters: state health care, government-funded pensions.

It is also being argued that if the UK makes a clear offer to cooperate in these areas, it could oil the wheels in the more difficult negotiations over access to the EU single market.

Google spokeswoman Jeannie Hornung said, "We have a training process in place for sales people that has made and continues to make it very clear that Offers has nothing to do with search.

It was not clear if any made actual offers.

It it not yet clear who she claimed made these offers.

"The prime minister has made a very clear offer - get seven parties in the same place, have a 90-minute debate before the campaign starts.

Near the house, a meditation garden made of stone offers a clear view of water and sky.