Sentence examples for offering a branch from inspiring English sources

Respondent error was evident in the 13 questions following a question offering a branch option.

Errors arising from questions offering a 'branching' option were investigated by examining the number of 'error respondents' expressed as a percentage of the total number of responses in the question immediately following the question offering a branching option.

In addition to offering an olive branch of respect and trust to the corporate world, BHR offered to re-frame the entire discourse in ways that were deeply attractive to business.

"Clint looked pretty sharp the last three or four days," Arena said, offering an olive branch.

Offering an olive branch of evidence, Bieber posted a selfie on Twitter showing him lying in a hospital bed hooked up to an intravenous drip.

Full marks to the American designer for offering an olive branch of forgiveness; and to Mr. Galliano for staying discreetly out of sight.

By offering an olive branch, the government can set an example of how to defuse ethnic and religious tension in a region long plagued by it.

In the film, Mandela is a lone voice arguing for the ANC to back rugby as a way of offering an olive branch to white Afrikaners.

Lincoln gave a draft of his first inaugural to his incoming Secretary of State, William Seward, who scribbled out a new ending, offering an olive branch to seceding Southern states: I close.

Mr. Hu called for closer cooperation with the United States in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, offering an olive branch in a region where China's growing military presence has roiled relations with Washington.

Labor will push ahead with the introduction of a same-sex marriage bill on Monday, despite the prime minister Tony Abbott offering an olive branch on cross-party consultation on the issue.