Sentence examples for offer the proponents from inspiring English sources
Let's offer the proponents amnesty and move forward.
Karl Smith, if I understand him, thinks that I should refrain from pointing out how foolish and destructive foolishly destructive ideas have been, and offer the proponents of these ideas a face-saving exit.
Some will see their taxes increase by tens of thousands of dollars, but many more will be subject to only modest increases, including a rise in the corporate minimum tax to $150 from $10. "It was a pretty good offer the proponents were making," Pat McCormick, a spokesman for the lead opposition group, Oregonians Against Job-Killing Taxes, said sarcastically.
According to the authors, the act of rejecting a selfish offer can be interpreted as a punishment since the player that rejects it is paying the cost of not receiving anything, but because of a selfish offer the proponent looses even more.
So-called abandonware sites may technically be illegal -- they have not received permission from copyright holders to offer the games -- but proponents argue that older games will be lost to posterity if not kept in circulation.
The system would undo arms control efforts of the last 40 years and set the United States against its allies -- and it would not offer the protection that its proponents promise, he said.
But phages' proponents insist the benefits are worth it: Whether applied as cocktails, lysins, or individual phages, these agents offer the potential of a vast arsenal of new antibacterial agents.
A livid-sounding Henry Gee, senior editor at Nature, took to the Guardian to give a succinct and amusing take down of the theory that basically boils down to this: the fossil and archeological record doesn't support it and the "support" offered by proponents of the theory is total bunk.
So, if the opponent cannot accept an offer then the proponent should endeavour to find an alternative that is equally acceptable to it, but more acceptable to the opponent.
Their proponents argue that the model offers the benefits of diversification, and enables banks to offer a full range of services to their clients.
To the extent they do, their policy prescriptions may not differ from those offered by proponents of the human variation model.
