Word: offered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Immigration for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Japan." It is a detailed treatise on the technical problems which confront the various nations, and sets forth the influences of race, population, resources, and climate which each of them has to consider in enacting immigration laws. It then goes on to offer criticisms and suggestions for the purpose of improving these laws...
...Leiber's company. Shakespeare decently stated is really quite as sustaining if not so alluring as an evening with the "Vanities". To be sure there is nothing of particular moment in the manner or method of the present productions. They are not even, unconventional-a fact for which to offer fervent thanks. Slops and buskin are still to be preferred to plus fours and dinner jacket of last year's H. D. C.-unhappy memory...
...Gibraltar; Tangier opposite, under international control, being "everybody's dog is nobody's dog," and therefore does not count. Whatever Sir Austen may have said, it seems a logical deduction to suppose that he aimed at increasing Britain's hold on the Mediterranean and possibly did offer Spain much needed tariff concessions in return for her aid in strengthening the British position in Tangier...
Next day those freshmen who learned at their preparatory schools to keep aware of current news, read in news journals of explicit confirmation to Banker Cason's statements. It was Hayden, Stone & Co.'s offer to pay all losses of people who invested, upon investment bankers' advice, in the Shipman Coal...
...Under these circumstances, because of those who, relying on us and on our investigations, put their money into these securities, we hereby make the following offer. . . . We will defray the actual cost of [law suits]; and, in the end, will reimburse all depositors for the difference between the net amounts, if any, that may be finally received by you through such action or proceedings and the par value of the debentures deposited by them...