Sentence examples for offer outlined from inspiring English sources

He has proposed new approaches to allocations and lettings, set out a new "affordable rented" housing offer, outlined proposals to change local authorities' homelessness responsibilities and, most significantly, proposed a new flexible tenancy with the potential for fixed-term offers.

Under the offer, outlined in a letter A.I.G. sent on Thursday, it would buy back securities held in an investment fund financed primarily by a loan from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.That vehicle, known as Maiden Lane II, originally held about $30 billion worth of securities, though its portfolio value now stands at $15.9 billion.

Clorox signaled that it would still accept a "credible" takeover offer, but outlined several elements of what such a bid would contain.

Remploy's "derisory" pay offer is outlined in a list of FAQs sent to experts this month and seen by The Independent.

Whether Mr. Netanyahu's offer, first outlined in a speech to Parliament on Monday, is a genuine attempt to negotiate peace with the Palestinians, or to make it appear that the Palestinians are the ones blocking progress, is not yet clear.

The offer is outlined in a paper drafted by Poland's Ministry of National Defense and delivered to the U.S. government, titled "Proposal for a U.S. Permanent Presence in Poland".

The written settlement offer should outline the information agreed to during the settlement conference.

The Jewish World, edited by Elie Kedourie (Thames & Hudson, £19.95) This book offers outline over-views of such aspects as philosophy, literature and historical mobility, illustrated in the best Thames & Hudson tradition with images of Jewish life from prehistory to the 20th century.

Jung Hong Shik, president of the telecommunications unit of LG Holding, decrying the A.I.G. offer as cheap, outlined the LG Group's aim to be a major player in the market.

He believes Liverpool had failed to honour a verbal agreement by turning down the offer - and outlined his frustrations last week in interviews with two national newspapers.

The amount donors and government are currently spending in the health sector per capita in DR Congo (approximately $6-$6-$7/inhabitant/years simply too low to enable districts to offer the services outlined by the HSSS.