Sentence examples for offer extends from inspiring English sources

The offer extends to ideas that bring humanitarian benefits or contribute to economic development.

Nevertheless, we are already beginning to understand that what it has to offer extends beyond the limits of our imagination".

But his new offer extends that to medics working in other areas of acute and emergency medicine in hospitals which involve regular on-call or out-of-hours work, such as those on acute medical wards, where many of the sickest patients end up after being admitted through A&E, and in psychiatry.

The model of mindful parenting we offer extends the concepts and practices of mindfulness, defined here as "the awareness that emerges through paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally to the unfolding of experience moment by moment" (Kabat-Zinn 2003, p. 145), to the social context of parent child relationships.

"If GP practices were to offer extended hours then other NHS services would need to be open too.

Many Academies and Free Schools offer extended opening hours, and we want more schools to take up these freedoms.

NBC also plans to offer extended coverage of the Olympics on its cable channels beginning with the Sydney Olympics this fall.

Shell, drawn to Cove's energy assets in Africa, had urged Cove's shareholders to accept its offer, extending the deadline several times.

Standard travel-insurance policies offer extended cover if, for reasons beyond the holidaymaker's control, the holder is unable to travel home as planned.

Companies have had to offer extended periods of leave for them to look after dependants (young and old), and flexible working in between.

Education spending would rise 4.4 percent under the plan, which includes money for new programs to help poorer districts offer extended school days and full-day prekindergarten programs.