Examples of using Is to offer in English and their translations into Finnish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
It's task in MaleExtra is to offer you a power increase which will certainly aid you enjoy wonderful sex with your partner all night long.
EBR is a network of business registers whose objective is to offer reliable information on companies all over Europe.
The objective of home care is to offer safe treatment
the President wants… is to offer you a chance to earn your freedom.
The intention of the Consultation paper is to offer the possibility to governments,
the Innovation Union is to offer researchers more attractive careers
G's main sales argument is to offer clients as wide a selection of their own production components as possible,
PAF's aim is to offer to our customers all the current Internet games also as mobile games.
We believe that the EU Member States should guarantee their share of the one billion euro loan that the European Investment Bank is to offer to the countries affected.
One of the most important aspects is to offer financial incentives to the unemployed
The purpose of the technical support is to offer resource support for the customers' development work or to resolve specific problems.
Our vision is to offer sustainably produced, high-quality,
The goal of the Studium is to offer a possibility to reflect on the content of the Christian faith with the help of Catholic tradition.
The purpose of granting the share options is to offer Loyal Customers a benefit that rewards them for patronage and at the same time improves Stockmann's competitive position.
Our goal is to offer products we would gladly use ourselves whilst having due regard to the needs of various target groups.
Our goal is to offer high-pressure laminates
Amerplast is to offer its customers a new innovative product, tissue bags, in the important hygiene tissue segment,
The most important added value of the new website is to offer direct access to those parts of existing sources of information and advice which are most relevant to companies operating in the Single Market.
My advice is to offer fewer pages
The solution is an approach called"Learning Areas", which is to offer both a general framework defining the necessary skills and allow their implementation