Sentence examples for offered draft from inspiring English sources
The Bucs offered draft picks and perhaps cash as compensation, but abandoned hope of making a trade because Oakland's asking price was too high.
The Islanders' general manager had discussions with Buffalo and Los Angeles recently, but Milbury was probably offered draft picks, minor league prospects and could-be stars, which is exactly what he has said he does not want in exchange for Palffy, who is a three-time 40-goal scorer.
Reid worked with Nevada's junior senator, Republican Dean Heller, and in December of that year they offered draft legislation that would allow the state to take the lead on protecting the greater sage grouse.
He also offered Bill Parcells $6.5 million to coach the team, offered draft pick Bo Jackson a five-year, $7 million contract that was at the time the highest in NFL history for a rookie, paid Keith McCants an NFL-record $2.5 million signing bonus, and paid Steve Young $6 million in salary, plus another $1 million for the buyout of his USFL contract.
"The two sides have offered drafts for an agreement," said South Korea's chief negotiator, Yang Young Shik.
They are prepared to offer draft picks to Denver to obtain Mozgov and one of the other three Knicks — Gallinari, Chandler or Felton.
The FDA has called for interoperability to improve patient safety and will soon offer draft guidance, the National Coordinator for Health IT has declared interoperability a top priority for 2014, and even former President Clinton has issued a call to action.
A few days later, it offered a draft of principles for the company and another draft, of rights and responsibilities, to be put to the membership for ratification.
After Syria offered a draft resolution critical of Israel, the U.S. countered with a draft demanding that both sides cease violence and calling for a Palestinian state that would "live side by side" with the Israeli state.
Excuses offered by draft evaders.
The New Yorker, June 12 , 1943 P. 11Excuses offered by draft evaders.
