Sentence examples for offer given by from inspiring English sources

He also extended an offer given by the Mohawk for the Susquehannocks to settle among them.

In 1920, Holderman refused an offer given by Chicago businessmen and in 1929, the Wall Street Crash ended the hopes of Canadian engineers and investors building the dam for Holderman.

The offers given out by McMaster are bound to the assigned site.

Despite his keenness to fight another bishop, Thomas de Rossy had apparently refused the offer of combat given by an English priest because of the latter's lower status.

EDGE also offers a seminar given by a psychologist or sociologist to help the students learn to handle individual differences, as well as diversity and women's issues.

On the other hand, for offered traffic loads given by the Erlang capacity values presented in Fig. 8, Fig. 10 plots, the inter-cell handoff arrival rate as a function of the utilization factor of the primary channels for the scenarios described in Table 6 (both SH and NSH cases are considered).

We can also observe that the false positive probability of each QoS priority level request is affected by the signature lengths as well as the ratio of QoS priorities given by offered load.

Three former executives who fired employees stepped forward in the last week to offer accounts similar to those given by employees.

Mr. Kirk urged China, which began discussions to join the agreement about four years ago, to make an offer that matches the benefits given by other members of the W.T.O.

Pryor offered evidence contradictory to that given by Soldiers "A" and "B" about their proximity to McCann and Farrell when they opened fire the soldiers claimed they were at least six feet (1.8 metres) away, but Pryor's analysis was that McCann and Farrell were shot from a distance of no more than two or three feet (0.6 or 0.9 metres).

Firstly, there is the view that case management should start after the diagnostic process has been completed: the case manager offers support, but treatment is given by other service providers.