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Meanings of offerer in English
Synonyms
Examples for "offeror"
Examples for "offeror"
1
The offeror is positive that he will reach a successful closing, the source added.
2
The company said yesterday its board will make a further announcement within the next week after "discussions with the prospective offeror".
3
It advised the potential offeror that the proposal did not represent a basis on which Brit is prepared to engage in any further discussions.
4
A short statement yesterday said it was "unable to agree acceptable terms with a potential offeror and therefore all discussions have now been concluded".
5
We will continue to focus our energies on the running of the business while we continue discussions with potential offerors and conclude our strategic review.
Usage of offerer in English
1
Both these, in consequence of the virtues of the offerer become inexhaustible.
2
The company also said the offerer does not intend to increase the offer.
3
It was a hundredfold more the offerer's even in this life.
4
The restoration to the offerer of all which he lays on God's altar.
5
Did not the offerer say in effect, by that act, 'This is I?
6
The supposed efficacy of prayer has no connection with the sincerity of the offerer.
7
Gratified with such offerings they gratify the offerer in return with longevity and fame and wealth.
8
The offerer stands before the Power he approaches.
9
A propitiatory sacrifice averts punishment from the offerer.
10
Over every cake that is offered, the offerer should, with concentrated attention, utter the Savitri Mantras.
11
Yet in satisfaction, the affection of the offerer is weighed rather than the quantity of the offering.
12
He accepts every offering that love brings, and, in accepting, gives it a significance beyond the offerer's thought.
13
Voluble prayers, more abundant than devout sentiments or emotions, make the offerer as a 'fool' and his prayer unacceptable.
14
A department spokesperson said 550 proposals were evaluated on technical information, price, past performance of the offerer and capability to perform.
15
Consequently, when this is put into the hands of the agent the law regards the offerer as bound by his offer.
16
The offerer did not lose what he laid on the altar, but it came back to him, far more precious than before.
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Offerer through the time