Sentence examples similar to offered buy back from inspiring English sources

In recent years the government has typically offered "buy-back" agreements, in which the oil company gets a small, fixed return on successful projects, rather than "production-sharing" deals, in which the contractor gets a share of the output and thus stands to gain much greater rewards.

But early this year, the American International Group, encouraged by the seemingly solid market, offered to buy back a package of mortgage-backed securities that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York had taken when it rescued the insurance giant in 2008.

Mr. Maliki offered an amnesty to militants in the city and also offered to buy back heavy weapons from militia fighters.

But early this year, the American International Group, encouraged by the seemingly solid market, offered to buy back a package of residential mortgage-backed securities that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York had taken when it rescued the insurance giant in 2008.

Walter de Lacy offered to buy back his land for 1,000 marks, but the offer was rejected until in 1198 the vast sum of 3,100 marks was finally agreed.

Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki offered an amnesty to militants in the city who were willing to surrender, and he also offered to buy back heavy weapons from militia fighters.

The company offered to buy back $2.25 billion of debt.

It also has offered to buy back cars from dissatisfied owners.

Vodafone also offered to buy back my old BlackBerry, but did not explain why.

On March 23rd AmBev belatedly offered to buy back some of its PNs.

Greece offered to buy back up to 30 billion euros of its bonds.