Sentence examples for offering to meet with from inspiring English sources

The White House has started treating both Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore as unofficial presidents-elect, offering to meet with both candidates' transition directors.

President Vaclav Havel has tried to satisfy and perhaps co-opt some of the more well-mannered groups by offering to meet with them at Prague Castle.

When told about Kim's real reason for offering to meet with Trump, a White House aide initially expressed shock, but then added, "Now everything makes sense".

Mr. Gore has spoken about the Florida electoral morass twice in recent days, offering to meet with Mr. Bush and asking both sides to tone down the partisan bombast.

While it continues to deny the Bush team access to the official transition office, the White House began treating both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore as unofficial presidents-elect, offering to meet with both teams' transition directors and agreeing to provide its daily intelligence briefings to both sides.

Rice outlined a carrot-and-stick strategy, offering to meet with her Iranian counterpart "anytime, anywhere" to discuss "every facet" of U.S.-Iranian relations -- with the condition that Tehran suspend its program for enriching uranium, which can be used for nuclear weapons as well as for generating energy.

By offering to meet not once but twice with his rival, and by proposing to impose Marquess of Queensberry rules on the bare-knuckle battle for power in Florida, Mr. Gore scored a momentary success.

In offering to meet after the news conference with a reporter from The New York Times, Mr. Garen acted, in some measure, on the basis of a relationship established before his kidnapping, when he had prepared to submit an article to the newspaper on his investigation into the looting of ancient Sumerian sites around Nasiriya.

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

And where is the sense of alarm (except in a few liberal corners) when the president starts again on a charm offensive with the charmless, offering to meet them halfway as they retreat ever further into their austerity bunker.

I will be offering to meet Mark Duggan's family to express our sorrow, and we will continue working with local leaders to strengthen relationships.