Sentence examples for resolved to offer from inspiring English sources

Until now, the government was resolved to offer the same welcome to migrant workers from the two new members.

He had already resolved to offer eighty-five thousand dollars, and to go as high as a hundred and thirty thousand if necessary.

Paul Romer, the executive producer, said yesterday that the show had all but resolved to offer a $50,000 prize again to anyone who wanted to leave the show, an offer that would be made just before the audience vote was revealed, determining which houseguest is banished.

On the same day, the Cabinet resolved to offer a pardon to any accomplice who came forward with information that led to the conviction of the actual murderer.

The third autumn, when the offer of sacrifices should begin, a great multitude of Swedes came to Upsal; and now the chiefs held consultations with each other, and all agreed that the times of scarcity were on account of their king Domald, and they resolved to offer him for good seasons, and to assault and kill him, and sprinkle the stalle of the gods with his blood.

In a two-day summit that took place just days before Friday's attack, EU officials gathered in Malta to discuss ways to stem the flow of refugees, resolving to offer Turkey 3 billion euros to accommodate refugees flowing over its Syrian border and prevent them from making their way to Europe through the Balkans.

Why is it that our country can easily spend hundreds of billions of dollars for its own defense each year yet cannot muster the resolve to offer even $1 billion to defend millions of Asian lives now at risk from a once-in-a-lifetime disaster?

The London bid had already resolved to match the offer to subsidise the prize fund and secured a special dispensation from the president to do so in the 24 hours before the vote.

"The terms are significantly lower than our last round of funding, but with no alternatives other than winding up the company our board today resolved to recommend this offer to shareholders".

Finally, he said, 'How are the kids?"' When Ed resolved to run, Tommy managed to offer some brotherly advice: buy some nice suits and lose some weight.

"We had to resolve how to offer the service on the fly," said the city's health secretary, Dr. Armando Ahued.