| Alexander ultimately raised her counter-offer from 12m to 15m, proffering an additional 3m to fund training. |
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| They too will have to work with accepting the new notes and with proffering the correct change. |
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| All accused persons can ordinarily expect to receive the benefit of some credit in the matter of sentence when proffering a plea of guilty. |
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| The mother bounced the child momently and seemed prepared to leave without her son proffering an apology. |
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| I make it a rule to ignore goofy self-help gurus proffering their brand of cheese or fish or whatever. |
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| Scots have always been known for the genuine warmth of their welcome, proffering a dram or cup of tea with the extended hand of friendship. |
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| At times, the book is about as convincing as a fairytale, proffering only light and insubstantial imaginings. |
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| Assistants are falling unctuously at her feet, rushing around proffering product in all shapes, sizes and colours. |
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| For Ryan, this means sitting in a booth at the convention and proffering sexy photos of herself to male passersby. |
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| It brings together a range of practitioners, scholars and entrepreneurs proffering a swirl of opinions, ideas and stories about where things are going with independent media. |
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| On the issue of mandatory compensation many of us have been proffering that this is the way to go and yet the government has not done that. |
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| The vast majority of bicycle manufacturers in this country do not support the policies that the member from the Bloc Québécois is proffering. |
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| I think this is remarkably consistent with the kinds of recommendations that the World Health Organization has been proffering. |
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| Efforts have not been lacking in proffering 'East Asian' solutions to the problems facing humanity. |
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| This issue is still under debate, with different camps proffering various solutions. |
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| The design on the packet shows a middle-class housewife wearing a bright yellow dress, proffering a full bowl of cooked rice. |
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| But the Dordogne is not far away, proffering you the first of its landscapes of steep gorges and unexpected spots. |
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| Individuals and businesses could exempt themselves from anti-discrimination laws by proffering religious objections to them. |
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| Instead, Gingrich played the statesman, burying the hatchet and proffering big ideas to tackle big problems. |
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| The current consensus is that proffering the hand of friendship is a sound strategy because Russia will one day realise that co-operation is in its interests. |
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| In proffering its allegations, the NTEU accepted that each university in Australia is an institution that is legally autonomous and independent of the Australian Government. |
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| Those governments whose tactics for self-preservation have become linked to their hopes for Castro's downfall were stalwart in their support, even, in some cases, proffering their ships or their ports in the American cause. |
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| The June Summit spoke of additional elements' that need to be developed, and I hope that 2007 sees the Commission, too, proffering some thoughts about what that means in practice. |
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| In the years which will come to you, you will encounter many cults proffering meditation at a price, but that is not meditation as we understand it nor is it meditation as we want it. |
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| Set teetering at the edge of a cliff facing the village of Le Castellet, La Cadière d'Azur is an ancient medieval village, proffering sumptuous panoramic views stretching all the way to Med! |
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| Night and day Keren Ann sat in front of the mike in the New York studio she used to record Nolita, proffering her urgent half-whispered, half-murmured vocals and crafting her moody musical arrangements. |
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