Sentence examples for offering terms from inspiring English sources

We are offering terms of security better than the false security offered by the Taliban".

Then, to Eileen, "I made the mistake of not offering terms and little has been forthcoming".

Mr. Steiner, the investor, said he considered it unfair for the company to announce stock offering terms suddenly at an annual meeting, depriving investors of information that they could analyze to decide whether to support the current management.

However, Arsenal will reportedly not be offering terms to Beckham, who plays on the right of midfield and had been called up to the under-18s squad earlier this month.

Your review should ensure that your department, and collectively the civil service, continues to be a good employer, offering terms and conditions comparable with, but not beyond what a good modern employer would provide," he wrote.

But the rules are open to some interpretation and banks have been accused of deliberately offering terms and conditions just different enough on new accounts to get round the superseded accounts rules.

Ideally, before offering term sheets, VCs should already have examined the business side of intended investments from all angles.

The Term Life Shopping Insurance Network scans more than 40 companies offering term life insurance and then faxes you a spreadsheet showing what the company considers to be the lowest-cost policy.

Try to make your offer sound more attractive by offering better terms to the buyer, like a larger down payment or a quick sale.

But let no one have any illusions: under these circumstances, Abbas won't be replaced by a new Palestinian leader who is more willing to make "peace" with Israel based on the kind of terms that Netanyahu and his ilk are offering -- terms that are tantamount to permanent disenfranchisement, deprivation of rights, and abject humiliation.

Carillion has raised its offer for Balfour Beatty for the third time, offering new terms that value its rival at more than £2bn.