But the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., had told prosecutors in this case not to make those offers, referred to as adjournments in contemplation of dismissal, an official in his office said Tuesday.
"Having a billboard on Sunset is nice," he demurely offered, referring to the glittering strip in Los Angeles.
Reed preferred not to comment on his reaction to the offer, referring that question to Phil Tannenbaum, his agent.
That gets their attention," he offered, referring to the savings that have already been achieved through peddling more energy efficient computers.
(Recall that the Restatement's definition of offer refers not to the offeror's actual state of mind but rather to manifestations that "justify another person in understanding" that assent is invited).
It might be better to consider a cargo expected to be offered more than a one that is offered if the former will most likely contribute more towards gross profit (the term 'offered' refers to a confirmed shipping proposal, while 'not-yet-offered' refers to an unconfirmed or expected shipping proposal).
Most participants spoke with ease about targeting particular populations for health education or screening offers, often referring to examples within their own practice such as previous efforts to screen for chlamydia or to reach out to young smokers on their practice list.
In a twist that the cosmetic company Clarins is calling a first, the brand is introducing a charitable element into such an offer, and referring to it by a term it has trademarked: gift with purpose.
DA Hynes should avail himself of Schneiderman's offer by referring the Ranta, Collins and Lopez cases, and others, to his review board.
For example: The Republicans for weeks have called the president's position on fixing America's fiscal woes as a "non starter" or the disrespectful "their La-La-Land offer" when referring to the White House plan.
