Sentence examples for out of offering from inspiring English sources

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has accused Labour of causing the crisis by allowing GPs to opt out of offering out-of-hours care in 2005.

First Direct today became the latest lender to withdraw from the mortgage market, as it pulled out of offering mortgages to anyone other than existing customers.

Religious institutions have been priced out of offering civil partnership ceremonies by high licensing fees, according to Unitarian ministers and liberal rabbis.

On Friday evening, the associations removed their opposition to right-to-buy on the basis that they would be able to opt out of offering it to tenants if they had a good reason to do so.

The Emperor's Children is ostensibly a novel about identity and growth, as Seeley tutors Marina to realise that her father has built a career out of "offering up tired maxims as if they were original gems".

The Local Government Association LGAA) criticised the "secret" deal agreed last month, which saw housing associations drop their objections to the scheme after securing the right to opt out of offering properties for sale to tenants if they have a strong reason to do so.

Mr Obama held out the possibility of offering Mr Powell a formal position in his administration, should he win.

A hit causes the opposing vehicle to wildly spin out of control, offering more time to collect points while they spin.

The real-time system would help advertisers work out the costs of offering the transport sweetener versus the potential profit margins, Google said.

But how can teachers make the most of their out-of-hours offering?

This year, when the festival opens Wednesday, it gets off to a lighthearted start with "Midnight in Paris," Woody Allen's out-of-competition offering that stars Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams, and features, in a small role, the French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy.