Sentence examples for offered to eliminate from inspiring English sources

The hitman offered to "eliminate someone while keeping above suspicion" within 30 days for $9,133.

Earlier this year, Mr. Lamy offered to eliminate the European Union's $3 billion in farm export subsidies.

It also offered to eliminate the overlap that would occur as a result of the deal in the companies' operations in aluminum aerosol cans and aluminum cartridges.

At the 1986 Reykjavik summit, amazed veteran negotiators watched as Gorbachev offered to eliminate all nuclear weapons if SDI were confined to the lab for 10 years.

Seeing the writing on the wall, the European Union gave in to demands of poor nations this year and, while retaining other features of its Common Agriculture Policy, has offered to eliminate all export subsidies for farm goods.

The rationale for modernizing the INF was switched from the requirements of flexible response to the more politically marketable aim of matching the deployment of the SS-20, and in November 1981, at the start of negotiations on that issue, Reagan offered to eliminate NATO's INF if all SS-20s were removed.

For purposes of paragraph (2), the term "deleading" means activities conducted by a person who offers to eliminate lead-based paint or lead-based paint hazards or to plan such activities.

But there was no offer to eliminate anything, just an offer to postpone missile and nuclear tests for a bit.

Under the agreement, Mr. Icahn will amend the existing tender offer "to eliminate or reduce certain conditions to the offer" and then extend it for another 10 business days.

During the primaries, Mr. Gore sprang on Bill Bradley, his Democratic opponent, an offer to eliminate television commercials in exchange for frequent debates.

He then rejected the House's offer to eliminate the provision, thereby strong-arming the provision into law over the bipartisan opposition of executive and legislative branch officials.