Sentence examples for re-offered from inspiring English sources

If re-offered so quickly, it is likely to crash unsold.

Back inside Bethany drinks too much Isle of Jura whisky, as a nightcap is offered (and re-offered), troubled by this revelation and what its implications might be.

Justice Kennedy said the correct remedy was to require the plea deal to be re-offered and then to allow the trial court to resentence Mr. Cooper as it sees fit if he accepts it.

The Matas were told that he had two options: go through a month of preparatory work and then take the standardized tests when they were re-offered in July, or appeal.

After close of the evidence and arguments and after the court had declared appellants were guilty of contempt, counsel announced that upon the question of mitigation they re-offered the evidence tendered but excluded during the main case as to the custom of the Department of Justice to place juries under surveillance.

That type of apparent academic repression so flabbergasted the legal world, that Chemerinsky was (luckily) re-offered the deanship in California.

Swiss Re offered $1.8 billion on behalf of the insurance companies, while Mr. Silverstein wanted $5.7 billion.

While they can make another offer — or even re-offer the same deal — the front office seemed to build in its own decision date.

The dovish Labor Party last week swung far left: its candidate, Amram Mitzna, promises to divide Jerusalem, uproot all settlers and re-offer all other concessions Yasir Arafat spurned two years ago.

Perupetro has announced it will re-offer the concession as 'Lot 192' and do prior consultation with affected communities, but leaders are insisting on various conditions, including environmental clean-up and land-titling, to be met first.

The main findings of these studies are that the GEA, unlike previous measures supporting RE, offered the potential to fundamentally change Ontario's energy policy and that this contributed to the improvement of local and weak actors' income through special support schemes for communities and aborigines willing to invest in RE.