Sentence examples for offering to conduct from inspiring English sources

But offering to conduct weddings "is not necessarily an expression of their view," said Ellen C. Yaroshefsky, director of a center on legal and judicial ethics at the Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University.

In that brief, the government accused Mr. Padilla of meeting in Afghanistan and Pakistan with senior members of Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden's terrorist network, and of offering to conduct terrorist operations in the United States, including plotting to build and detonate a radioactive bomb.

As he put it at one point, "My reader, doubtless, by this time must being to wonder through what labyrinth of speculation and odd texture of capricious reflection I am offering to conduct him" (C 437).

For instance, Bob Larson, an infamous televalengelist, is now offering to conduct exorcisms on Skype for a suggested donation of $295.

On Wednesday night, the players were considering sending a letter to the league, offering to meet to conduct litigation settlement talks with a mediator.

The questionnaires applied to measure the core constructs, work stress and depression, were either fully identical or well comparable, thus offering opportunities to conduct intercultural comparisons.

Although the professionals are not allowed to conduct personal business (like offering to purchase or auction the items) during the event, they are allowed to work with clients who call them after the show.

He apparently also violated and caused violations of Enron's Code of Conduct by purchasing, and offering to Enron employees, extraordinarily lucrative interests in the Southampton Place partnership.

George Melendez Wright, a twenty-four-year-old assistant naturalist at Yosemite, was offering not only to conduct a multiyear survey of wildlife in the national parks but also to pay for the work himself.

We are grateful to members at the institute for offering the opportunity to conduct this work.

Of particular interest to hedge fund managers, privately offered funds will be able to conduct offerings using general solicitations or general advertisements under the new amendments, without losing either of the very important exclusions under Sections 3(c)(1) or 3(c)(7) of the Investment Company Act.