Sentence examples for auction up from inspiring English sources

Palm Beach County officials have announced plans to auction up to 5,000 of the voting machines used in last November's presidential election.

The full impact of the crisis will be clearer tomorrow, when the Dutch Treasury will auction up to €2.5bn of bonds (one set maturing in 2014, the second in 2037).

At the inception of the EUETS, every economist in town was imploring the EU to sell the carbon allowances by auction, up to the emissions cap, to avoid all the entirely predictable consequences of grandfathering.

* - who don't seem worried, yet, that the UK might inflate away its debts... Updated at 9.25am BST 7.58am BST Moody's downgrade comes at a pretty bad time for Italy - in two hours time (10am BST), it will auction up to €5.25bn of long-term debt.

Jess Brammar (@jessbrammar) Fitch: "universe of highest grade ratings ('AAA' and 'AA') continues to shrink...sharpest declinein international public finance" July 23, 2012 Updated at 1.26pm BST 1.20pm BST Despite today's alarming jump in bond yields, Spain still plans to auction up to €3bn of short-term debt tomorrow.

The proposal would see Ofcom auction up to 81 local TV licences, through a single "spectrum band manager", to allow independent media consortia to produce local media coverage.

If ¿ t ( x ) ¿ N ( x ( t ) ) ¿ > 0, there are more buyers than sellers, then the stock price is auctioned up, similarly for other cases.

Losing bidders still get more than their money back if they book with the properties being auctioned (up to 110% of their bids).

In one spot a free auction sprang up.

The low estimates for the 33 works Mr. Ségalot has culled for his auction add up to about $80 million.

The auction is up for another seven days, but bidding is already at $41. Auction Page.