Sentence examples for bid terms from inspiring English sources

The bid terms give contractors no more than eight weeks to prepare the port to handle the unloading of pallets and containers from large ships.

Maybe, but, unless the bid terms are improved, the "biggest gold producer in the world" is likely to remain the one it is today: Newmont Mining, of Denver, Colorado.

"Due to the increased offer, we believe that it's appropriate GCap engage with Global Radio with a view to accepting the revised bid terms," said David Cumming, head of UK equities at Standard Life Investments yesterday.

Analysts reckon Arcelor's attempt to steal a march on Mittal by paying out now may put pressure on the billionaire to improve his bid terms or force him to abandon its takeover attempt altogether.

As the bidding terms now stand, the company is valued at $1.9 billion, with bidders required to put up $214 million in cash for the two new companies and assume debts of $380 million.

The government recently announced the bidding terms and process for deep water fields, which will likely be made available next year, and Pemex needs to work with foreign firms if it is to have any success either in the bidding process, or in the exploration and production process.

Cadbury climbed 3p to 761p as Kraft finally made its formal £9.8bn bid, the terms unchanged from its original proposal.

"We're part of that bid in terms of the Arms Park hosting the Amlin final," said Blues chief Richard Holland.

Brands can also look to bid on terms for other Super Bowl advertisers, such as in the case of Budweiser bidding on Loctite's keywords in 2015.

Similar to WTP, respondents were given a high, intermediate, or low opening bid in terms of hours or days traded to prevent illness in their child.

We would encourage both bidders to focus on finalising their bids in terms of deliverability rather than seeking to discredit the other".