Really, it's more of a digital template with an open-source, DIY option: an application offering letters of different font shapes and colors, allowing users — that is, anyone — to make their own logo, their own variation on the same theme.
In the early days of the war, the Confederacy tried to enlist the services of private shipowners in the service by offering letters of marque and reprisal.
To remedy this, Edward II began encouraging foreign workmen and inventors to settle in England, offering "letters of protection" that protected them from guild policy on the condition that they train English apprentices and pass on their knowledge.
To boost England's economy, Edward II began encouraging foreign workmen and inventors to settle in England, offering letters of protection that protected them from guild policy on the condition that they train English apprentices and pass on their knowledge.
Thanks to the miracle of the fax machine, though, I act as a sort of volunteer copy editor of the announcements that he sends out to his regular customers — what people in the trade would call his "offering letters".
Bruce, a wry man who grew up in Wilmington, Delaware, and assumed through college that he would spend his life as a research chemist for DuPont, tends to discuss wine in straightforward terms even when he's addressing the sort of wine fiends who do close readings of offering letters.
But it's a language that has become increasingly calcified, offering the letter of the law, not its spirit.
Well – for a start, if the writer isn't writing in expectation of the reader – isn't, in some way, offering a letter to an absent love – why bother?
Offering a letter allegedly written by Mansour, he said Mansour was interested to open a channel for negotiations.
"The biggest change will be that we will have full banking services, offering insurance, letters of credit and interbank financial transfers," he said.
