Sentence examples for a foreign bidder from inspiring English sources
This also involves a foreign bidder.
A Korean celadon vase (estimate: $800 to $1,200) was snapped up by a foreign bidder via the Internet for $6,000.
If the contract had gone to a foreign bidder it would have proved a severe embarrassment to the government and its efforts to encourage manufacturing.
If the two tycoons manage to appoint feeble non-execs in the coming weeks, says Paul Reynolds, a media analyst at Deutsche Bank, investors will be furious.In the long run ITV's future is likely to involve a foreign bidder.
It may lose its cherished autonomy after Hungary joins the European Union in May 2004: if governments have to give up their "golden shares" in national champions, it may fall to a foreign bidder.
The government holds a golden share in Rolls which allows it to block a takeover by a foreign bidder and restrict any foreign investor from holding more than 15% of the company's shares.
A senior City source was quoted by the Financial Times newspaper as saying the government "would make their opposition so clear that any foreign bidder would be deterred from actually making a bid".
Another option is simply to sell Ireland's banks to the highest foreign bidder, a once-shunned strategy that regulators would embrace now because it would rid Ireland of a troubled bank.
Also, you would want to be sure that the business is completely aligned with the U.S. government — that they would not just sell their technology to the highest foreign bidder.
But, in spite of protests from the exchange's management that it would do best to stay independent, the LSE has faced near-constant speculation about an imminent takeover ever since.This year, poor Ms Furse faces the prospect of yet another foreign bidder complicating her Christmas.
It comes at the mess of modern Russian life — the story is set in the mid 1990s — from every possible entry point: petty mobsters in gold chains shaking down shopkeepers, corruption high and low, the infiltration of McDonald's, opportunistic women eager to prostitute themselves to the highest foreign bidder.
