Sentence examples for substantive offer from inspiring English sources

If Iran does table a substantive offer, it could bring to the surface longstanding differences among the six nations.

"We would look to management to come forward with a substantive offer that gives staff the equivalence they were promised at the start of the process".

A motion was unanimously passed by the FT's NUJ chapel after a meeting late on Thursday delaying the industrial action but calling for a more substantive offer to secure pensions.

With unrest convulsing the Middle East, Israel has come under intensified pressure in Europe and the United States to make a substantive offer to the Palestinians or risk a vote in the United Nations General Assembly in September on a resolution the Palestinians are pressing for that would recognize Palestine as a state.

"They first approached Matt with a substantive offer two weeks ago.

"If Greece wants to stay in the euro, the Greek government must quickly make a substantive offer that goes beyond its willingness thus far," Gabriel said.

But the domestic politics would have to change for Mr Obama to be able to make substantive offers to, say, China.The government's failure to draw up a proper legal basis for 21st-century conflicts is grave.

In particular, they cover the most recent negotiations, before and after George Bush's Annapolis conference in late 2007 – when substantive offers were made by both sides until the process broke down over Israel's refusal to freeze West Bank settlement activity.

Yet when one has something substantive to offer, he gets a throne on the mountaintop.

That "unappreciated" may be an adjective in need of a reality check; but taken as a whole, as a series of collaborative inquiries and an extended meditation on the processes of friendship, the book has something substantive to offer.

The appeals court did not accept one of the key substantive arguments offered by the defense.