Sentence examples for offering or other from inspiring English sources
SurveyMonkey has yet to set a date for any "future liquidity event," as Lurie refers to the prospect of a public offering or other fundraising.
Scale takes time, with the typical firm taking almost a decade to go to an initial public offering or other liquidity event if it doesn't fail along the way.
The park opened a couple of years ago on the West Side with no special program of cultural offerings or other headline attractions to lure people.
Offerings or other talismans can be placed in front of the kamidana.
Many countries in those regions, for religious and political reasons, outlaw proven tactics like handing out clean needles or offering methadone or other needle-free opioid substitutes.
And the key question is what Microsoft can and can't do in terms of "bundling" -- offering sniffers, or other software, as a part of the operating system.
On Tuesday, the day of the attacks, the company said its site managers initially removed several listings offering debris or other items purportedly from the buildings.
According to an official with the Paris financial prosecutor's office yesterday, Diack is now accused of "active corruption", which generally involves offering money or other promises in exchange for violating a rule.
THE "Clicks and Mortar" theme is teamwork, total teamwork: In offering bonuses or other incentives to top performers, companies should never limit the rewards to a certain percentage of employees.
An official with the Paris financial prosecutor's office said that Diack is now accused of "active corruption", which generally involves offering money or other promises in exchange for violating a rule.
In an e-mail to Mr. Scott, Sarah Tabb, an associate brand manager for Gold Peak Tea, cited Section 6B of the contest rules which states that finalists were prohibited from obtaining votes by "offering prizes or other inducements to members of the public, vote farming, or any other activity that artificially inflates such finalists votes as determined by sponsor in its sole discretion".
