Sentence examples for power to offer from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart said it was taking steps in the United States to offset those declines, like offering some of the most aggressive price cuts in its history and leveraging its buying power to offer low prices.

The strategy behind these clubs has been to use their buying power to offer everything at the lowest price.

This image subtly conveys age and youth, an adult's power to offer security and a child's instinctive trust.

Groupon uses "collective buying power" to offer discounted deals for customers by promising firms a minimum number of customers taking up the offer.

Although "the Māori mediasphere" – as Folker Hanusch puts it – has not been a cure-all, it grants indigenous communities the power to offer a counter-narrative.

They have proposed quite minor changes, including reducing the number of times a single bill can be filibustered, protecting certain lower-level Presidential nominations from the filibuster, and giving the minority more power to offer amendments.

These operatives use their proximity to power and ability to offer high-paying jobs to government officials to achieve outcomes foreclosed to ordinary citizens.

With prospects for an immigration overhaul looking dim, President Obama is facing increasing pressure from Latinos, Democratic lawmakers and immigrant groups to use his executive powers to offer relief from deportation to broad groups of illegal immigrants.

In addition to nuclear disarmament, the treaty commits its 184 signatories to police and control the proliferation of nuclear material and at the same time obliges nuclear powers to offer nuclear technology to others for electricity generation.

Cardiff City chairman Mehmet Dalman said Tan had no executive powers to offer bonuses to players.

Hindsight explains that he only works alone, and meanwhile uses his powers to offer some valuable advice to Brett Favre.