Examples of using Proffer in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Then go to the FBI with a proffer.
One could proffer all kinds of explanations.
We shall need all the iron those fires can proffer.
And Schweitzer himself proffers advice to others;
He proffered one of his appalling cigarettes.
I will not rise to bait proffered by a funny caged animal.
I proffer the following ideas with a substantial degree of trepidation;
So, you understand that the proffer doesn't immunize you from perjury?
It was agreed that friends just didn't get it; tears were shed;comfort proffered.
But the help proffered was spiritual, not physical.
You understand Maia is here under the terms of the proffer- from the U.S. Attorney's Office?
About those who proffer rumor and innuendo, those who make dangerous accusations.
You are guilty before the whole human race, to whom you proffered by your enticements the poison cup of death.
Address every question the customer has andbe attentive to his/her concerns about his needs viz-a-viz your proffered product.
I'm open to a new proffer, but I will need to see a statement.
A wireless sensor reports the measures such as: temperature,humidity or any one of the proffered wireless sensors to the GATEWAY Unit 2.
Booth informed me… that the proffering of overly solicitous advice is indicative of love.
The last act of Michael before leaving Urantia was to offer mercy to Caligastia and Daligastia,but they spurned his tender proffer.
Or it's a clever story being proffered as a cover-up… for an elaborately orchestrated conspiracy.
Even if he has informal or off the record meetings,Ri's interlocutors can be assured that whatever proposals they proffer will be taken directly to the top".
Nor did the leaders of Blue-White proffer policy on how to handle the Hamas-ruled Gaza that was any different from Netanyahu's.
And in August, high in air, the beautiful and bountiful horse-chestnuts, candelabra-wise, proffer the passer-by their tapering upright cones of congregated blossoms.
Folk costumes, children proffering roses and an honor guard figured in a welcome that evoked faded Communist pomp and still more distant Hapsburg glory.
Comfort: The wireless doorbells alongside wireless Intercoms also proffer that complete comfort since you need not get up every time to answer the door.
She told me there was a proffer pool at work, and he was trying to cut her out of it, so she took some specs she had finished before she went on medical leave?
The Government calls on the residents of Migron to agree to the proffered compromise and thus allow the Government to soon request that the Court approve the arrangement.
Stockdale rejected the false optimism proffered by Christianity, because he knew, from direct observation, that false hope is how you went insane in that prison.
And all women who will not let themselves be shaved pay this penalty:that for a single day they proffer themselves for sale of their beauty; but the market is open only to all foreigners, and the payment becomes an offering to Aphrodite.
He went on to say that Jesus had accepted his proffer of service and suggested that he(Simon) likewise go to Jesus and offer himself for fellowship in the service of the new kingdom.
From a technical standpoint, the two salient observations I would proffer are that digital is THE norm(everything is now file based) AND that content file sizes are growing at exponential rates.