Other items might be allocated by the minister to a museum or gallery at no cost, particularly where the offerer has requested a specific institution be assigned the item.
22.
Due to certain tax benefits an item offered under the Acceptance in Lieu scheme is worth 17 % more to the offerer than if the item was sold at public auction.
23.
He says he is sometimes amused to take a genuine old drawing into an art salesroom and watch the dealer turn it away with disgust as soon as he recognizes the offerer.
24.
Under the rule, acceptance of an offer is effective as soon as it is posted, notwithstanding it may be lost in the delivery process and not received by the offerer.
25.
While Estech actively exercises its proprietary rights, those who contemplate systems promised on the basis of Estech's images should be aware that valid offerers would be showing their own images.
26.
As a consequence of this, the most talented musicians would typically switch back and forth between bands to the best offerer, until they had gathered enough money to start their own band.
27.
Chinese authorities have ordered courts and prosecutors to punish bribe-offerers as well as bribe-takers, in an effort to cut off a source of government corruption, state media said Tuesday.
28.
If the offering was a gift to the Deity and as such entailed upon the offerer the parting with something of value, the expectation which animated him was invariably that of receiving rich return.
29.
Nor is the question whether, when the letter reaches an offerer, the latter is bound and the bargain made from the time the letter is posted or despatched, whether by post or otherwise.
30.
Sacrifices are to be divided between God, the priest, and the offerers, although in some cases the entire sacrifice is a single portion consigned to God i . e ., burnt to ashes.
