Sentence examples for which offered that from inspiring English sources

The final offer of "an initial" €3bn represents a compromise between the EU, which offered that sum over two years, and Turkey, which wanted it every year.

An earlier, longer, work-in-progress version of the film was rejected for competition by the Cannes Film Festival, which offered that cut of Mr. Nobody an out-of-competition berth.

The specific findings reported here are those relating to the investigation into the assessment of the clinical practice of students on the ENB 240 course in the eight universities, which offered that course.

As Anthony Lane points out in his notebook on François Ozon's "Under the Sand," MOMA's series "Celebrating Summer," which offers that film alongside such fare as Otto Preminger's "Bonjour Tristesse," the Taviani brothers' "Night of the Shooting Stars," and "Jaws," is anything but a day at the beach.

— Richard Brody As Anthony Lane points out in his notebook on François Ozon's "Under the Sand," MOMA's series "Celebrating Summer," which offers that film alongside such fare as Otto Preminger's "Bonjour Tristesse," the Taviani brothers' "Night of the Shooting Stars," and "Jaws," is anything but a day at the beach.

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Last month, for example, various state and federal Web sites included links that directed out-of-work fishermen to a BP Web site, which offered contracts that limited their right to file future claims against the company.

It was the result of being a horrible place to shop, which offered nothing that wasn't cheaper or better elsewhere".

The following year Maes formed Open Ratings, which offered technology that could track and identify performance patterns of suppliers and then use simulations to make predictions and improve the decision-making process.

All six cleaners interviewed by the Guardian complained of long lines for the canteen, which offered food that was described as "horrible" or "disgusting" even though the cost was subtracted from their pay.

It was the opportunity to socialise which working offered that was the biggest catalyst to Onwuemezi's language-learning success.