Sentence examples for offering to supply from inspiring English sources

In the Canaries at election time candidates will campaign by offering to supply more bulls for the fiesta".

Nasser, a pharmacist in Rafah, says that he receives regular visits from smugglers offering to supply him with medicine bought in Egypt.

The foreign ministers are expected to discuss how to contribute to the precautionary moves, with Britain, Denmark and Germany offering to supply more air power.

The 29-year-old later pleaded guilty to two charges of supplying or offering to supply class A and B drugs, as well as three counts of possession.

He single-handedly broke the cartel of the big drug companies by offering to supply Aids drugs at less than a tenth of their prices.

A large majority of 365 Internet sites that advertise or sell controlled medications by mail are offering to supply the drugs without a proper prescription, according to a new study.

People briefed on the universities' plans, whose cost estimates exceed $1 billion in some cases, speculate that one or more of the contenders will try to improve their standing by forgoing the city's offer of up to $100 million to upgrade roads, water and power supplies, offering to pay those costs themselves.

The etiquette of asking someone to inject you also includes offering to share your drugs, or supplying the funds for them to buy their own making the whole thing more of a challenge financially, as well as creating a kind of informal black market for addicts looking for assistance.

This can be anything from a smile at a stranger or a simple 'Good morning' to someone on your walk into work, to offering to pick up some supplies for an elderly friend or relative, or even volunteering in your local charity shop if you have the time.

The Zeno Group, a public relations firm hired by Sepracor, has been trying to get reporters to write about the inhaler supply situation, offering to set up interviews with doctors and patient groups.

In 1997 Alessio and Cecilia Tessieri, the Italian brother-sister team behind the Tuscan firm Amedei, swiped French competitor Valrhona's supply by offering to pay Chuao farmers triple the price for their beans, cover their hospital bills and even sponsor their plantation baseball league; Valrhona didn't even have a chance to match the offer.