Sentence examples for offering to join from inspiring English sources

According to the indictment, Major Shamir wrote to Iranian consulates in Britain and Turkey and to a Gaza university, offering to "join the struggle" in exchange for cash.

Such human-rights abuses by the Nigerian army make Western governments edgy about offering to join the fray, for fear of being deemed complicit.Corruption, Nigeria's great scourge, is another reason for foreign military advisers to keep their distance.

The Scottish National party has tried to seize on Labour's coalition talks with the Liberal Democrats by offering to join a "progressive alliance" of centre-left parties at Westminster.

In Brussels, Carter also said Nato was offering to join the fight against Islamic State and laid out a "concrete" US plan to accelerate the campaign to retake Mosul, Isis's stronghold in Iraq, captured in September 2014.

In the last week of May Marco toured his 19 strong group of New York Italians and steakhouses, offering to join you for dinner in his own restaurant at £45 head.

Poland tried unsuccessfully last week to push into the inner sanctum of euro zone finance ministers by offering to join a group of E.U. states establishing a financial transaction tax in return for a seat at the Eurogroup table — the regular meetings of finance ministers of the euro zone countries.

Johnson has irked many in Europe by offering to help Turkey join the EU despite Britain's looming departure.

In 1961, Mr. Jovanovich persuaded Helen and Kurt Wolff, respected editors of several major European authors, to join Harcourt by offering to let them publish books under their own name.

He gets nowhere until offering to risk his life by joining her team.

Insurance companies, which you might think would steer well clear of this debate, have joined the fray, offering to replace bank capital with new-fangled insurance cover.

Botswana and Namibia have joined South Africa in offering to set up a technical process for certifying diamonds, based on standards already established by various nations.