proffer

Investigators also interviewed, received proffers from or reviewed deposition materials from 212 individuals.

Yet Ross and Makovsky proffer a deadline exactly as the missing ingredient to striking a deal.

We proffer federally backed flood insurance at rates bearing no resemblance to the risks.

Amanda blushed, for the proffer of a buggy ride was not without definite significance in that region.

Therefore he had sent a pompous embassy of fifteen deputies to proffer the Crusaders honorable peace or deadly war.

They boast of their privileges and civilization, and yet proffer no milder conditions than servitude or death.

She had paused on the way to her room before dinner to proffer assistance to Mrs. Bassett.

I have not generosity enough to refuse your noble proffer,—you must go alone, and without communication with Derby.