Sentence examples for take part in the offer from inspiring English sources

"The I.P.O. of PZU is a success of citizen ownership, with 250,000 individual investors who decided to take part in the offer and subscribed for over seven million shares," he said.

Chief executive Dave Forsey said: "We have enjoyed telling investors about the success of Sports Direct and are delighted that so many of them have chosen to take part in the offer.

Pearson Plc's Penguin group, which is also under investigation, did not take part in the offer.

The newspapers taking part in the offer are published by companies like Gannett, Hearst, McClatchy, Media General, the MediaNews Group and E. W. Scripps.

It is also not alone: HSBC, Banco Santander's Abbey National and Standard Chartered have also opted out of the government's $63.4 billion recapitalization offer, leaving them freer and better-placed to compete against those who are taking part in the offer and now face government restrictions on dividends, lending practices and executive pay.

All shareholders will be able to take part in the share offer but Disney, which owns 40%, will buy the shares of investors who do not want to take up their rights.

In the last step, 20% of parents decided not to take part in the training offered, whereas 80% of those who initiated the training attended more that 50% of the l0 sessions provided.

Users looking to take part in the program are offered two options: cash, or Jawbone.com credit.

Still, the Founder Institute is one of the few programs that is designed for wannabe entrepreneurs that have a full-time activity on the side; in other words, you do not need to quit your job and move in order to take part in the program that offers night sessions once per week.

The facility will be open, so the women's families can visit and take part in the recovery workshops offered through the jail.

Up to two additional investigators participating in this study may take part in the open meetings to offer clarification of events, but will not be given voting privileges.