Sentence examples for bid of its from inspiring English sources

Feona McEwen, a spokeswoman for WPP in London, said it would have no comment on whether it would make a bid of its own for Tempus or tender its shares to Havas.

There has also been speculation among a number of people involved in the bidding process that even though VeriSign originally struck a deal to release the.org domain, it is planning a bid of its own.

But one of these people suggested that Urban Outfitters might be more serious about weighing a bid of its own.

France Telecom, concentrating on its European operations, has shown no interest in making a bid of its own for Sprint.

Retaining the mayoralty is especially important for the party, because the third presidential bid of its founder, Cuauhtemoc Cardenas Solorzano, has all but collapsed.

Telefonica, which recently dropped out of the auction for mobile licenses in Britain, is preparing a bid of its own, according to executives close to the company.

The "best Congress money can buy", as Mark Twain once called it, is hell bent on doing the bidding of its paymasters, stripping industry regulations by using the excuse that they are killing jobs.

In soliciting and spending record-breaking amounts of campaign cash in a cynical attempt to dupe average voters into electing Congressional candidates, mostly Republicans, who the chamber expects will do the bidding of its concealed corporate contributors, the chamber does not honor the First Amendment.

Throw in a couple of cooperative editors, and you've got yourself a "free press" ready to do the bidding of its owners.

But don't blame people like Jackie for not understanding how the government is basically just doing the bidding of its corporate masters.

At the bidding of its mayor, Kansas' capitol city temporarily renamed itself 'Google, Kansas' as part of its effort to be chosen as one of the sites for Google's experimental, ultra-fast broadband network.