Sentence examples for offered to establish from inspiring English sources
Britain's foreign secretary, Robin Cook, offered to establish a U.N. military war college in Britain to train peacekeeping forces, an idea Secretary General Annan has endorsed.
Separate and apart from that we offered to establish a $200,000 medical fund for Mr. Smith's daughter whose condition Mr. Adelson learned about during the case.
The Arab League took an admirable, if long overdue, step Wednesday when it offered to establish normal relations with Israel in exchange for a Palestinian state's being built on the land captured in the 1967 war.
Building a Foundation In June 1999, as the Clinton administration wound down, Mrs. Clinton told friends gathered in the White House solarium that wealthy donors had offered to establish a foundation for her.
"I have offered to establish a kindergarten of hate," he told us over coffee, citing an editorial he had written recently for _Al-Hayat, the Arabic-language daily in London.
He borrowed from America and Sweden the idea of allowing parents, teachers and others dissatisfied with what the state offered to establish new schools beyond the reach of local authorities.
Outlining plans to modify that heavy-water reactor, the draft, dated June 19, offers to "establish an international partnership" to rebuild it into a less proliferation-prone facility while leaving Iran in "the leadership role as the project owner and manager".
Kublai sent an ambassador, Hao Jing, to the Song court with an offer to establish peaceful coexistence.
Many senior Lib Dems are deeply sceptical about David Cameron's offer to establish a parliamentary inquiry into voting reform if Clegg's party were to come on board.
In his statement, Erdogan repeated Turkey's offer to establish a joint historical commission in which academics and researchers of both countries would study the events of 1915 together, an offer that Armenia has declined up until now.
"In recent years, Armenia and supporters of the genocide claims failed to accept the president's repeated offers to establish a joint commission to study the 1915 events based on archival materials.
