Sentence examples for offer constitutes from inspiring English sources

As the president noted, that offer constitutes the largest cut to domestic discretionary spending in history.

The indictment charges that the offer constituted an incitement to separatism.

But on the second day of a tribunal in London he rejected an allegation made by the Pakistan Cricket Board that his offer constituted a "secret payment", or compromised his position.

"Polycom has informed Siris that its Board of Directors has unanimously determined Siris' offer to constitute a 'Company Superior Proposal' under the terms of its merger agreement with Mitel," a statement read.

The new disarmament initiatives of the last five years, though different in origin and purpose, are born of the same frustration: 70 years since the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 45 years since the entry into force of the NPT and 18 years of deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament, what is currently on offer as constituting progress on nuclear disarmament is simply insufficient.

The results show how in-transit services offered to customers constitutes a platform on which transporters can implement hybrid shipment control, which can substantially reduce resource requirements and the carbon footprint of LTL transportation networks.

Placing an offer: Since verbal offers don't constitute a legally enforceable sale, you need to draft a written offer and give it to the owners and/or realtor.

While Deutsche Bank already owns about 16percentt of National Discount, yesterday's bid constitutes an offer for the entire company.

At a hastily convened meeting, Pechiney's board voted to recommend the latest offer, saying that it "constitutes the best value alternative available to Pechiney shareholders".

Conversely, money saved and invested constitutes capital offered to today's and tomorrow's businesses.

It can be offered that this capacity constitutes the atypical flexibility of the cancer genome and its transcriptional/proteomic output.