Though the "Appeal" was written and proffered by Andrew Johnson, it received the full blessing and support from President Lincoln and the Union Army.
Regarding the actual substance of the press conference as in, where all that money went Trump described a sort of vetting process for the veterans organizations that received funds, and proffered a list of groups he claims received funds, along with the amounts allotted.
These judges, who received their legal education decades before the current research, often view the proffer of such witnesses as a defense trick to confuse the jury.
Sanger's talk was well received by the group, and as a result, "a dozen invitations to similar groups were proffered".
Bellow accepted the proffer of adulatory attentiveness.
(The proffer consistently misspells Roger Clinton's name).
Daphne Merkin's musings (Feb. 12) about the sexuality of post-menopausal women not only deftlydeflate the received wisdom that is being (profitably) proffered, they're also refreshing, brilliantlyarticulated and funny.
— received a series of proffers for tickets from Craig M. Banaszewski, the president of VIP Getaways.
Mary (not her real name), who received her Ph.D. in the biological sciences, proffers serious counsel regarding the all-to-frequent misstep of allocating complete control of your livelihood to another person, especially your supervisor.
Socialist Party and trade-union leaders had rallied to support their respective imperialist governments because they represented the "labour aristocracy," the better paid workers who received a small share of the colonial "superprofits" the imperialists proffered them.
In the most revealing post, however, McGinn states he has received lots of support from women and proffers an explanation of the controversy shadowing his resignation.
