Sentence examples for offered to reflect from inspiring English sources

Debate would be limited to two hours, with only one amendment being offered to reflect the agreed-upon changes.

Blair, the minutes show, said he was "instinctively sympathetic to what Murdoch was trying to achieve" and "offered to reflect on how best to approach the commission".

At a recent Anglo-German conference in Oxford one of the first facts we were offered to reflect on was the Eurobarometer poll that found only 50% of all EU citizens believe that EU membership has been good for their country.

In addition, some performance-related rewards or incentives are offered to reflect a teacher's performance.

Mike Brown, the managing director of London Underground, said the strike was "totally unnecessary", adding: "We have strained every muscle to put together a remarkably fair pay offer to reflect the transformation in the service.

Severn Trent said the takeover approach continued to undervalue the company, adding that it would be open to talks with the investment group if the firms increased their proposed offer to reflect "the long term value and future potential of Severn Trent".

Anderson is looking for Rangers' offer to reflect Whittaker's importance to the club.

"Bidders will need to provide a financial offer to reflect the value of the club, be fit to run it as required by the Scottish FA and disclose their plans going forward.

John McGlade, chief executive of Air Products, said in a statement that the company told Airgas' board repeatedly that it was willing to raise its offer "to reflect any incremental value they can demonstrate".

Especially if your research reveals you're below the current market rate, you want your next offer to reflect the experience and talent you bring to the table.

We used this framework to assess whether, and to what extent, the supervision offered to CHWs reflects the supportive and community-embedded supervision model the Integrated MNCH Program set out to implement.