Sentence examples for bid to issue from inspiring English sources

The IBC had sufficient concerns about Mr Whyte's bid to issue a statement demanding that the new owners specify their financial commitment to the club in a document to be sent to all shareholders.

The long-lasting and paranoid head of the CIA who is also an exquisite infighter convinces the just-defeated, bumbling President (he lost every state but Alaska in his reelection bid) to issue a pardon to the imprisoned power broker, Backman.

So when Dell showed interest, a special committee of the Quest board gave Dell an incentive to make a competing bid by agreeing to issue an option that would let it acquire a 19.9 percent stake to offset Mr. Smith's 34 percent stake.

He said that in four to six weeks, the Port Authority was likely to issue bid solicitations "to see what the market tells us about the pricing," based on the current design by Santiago Calatrava, working with the firms STV and DMJM Harris.

Quest said that if it accepted the competing bid, it would agree to issue an option to the new bidder to acquire 19.9 percent of Quest's shares, the maximum Quest could issue without running afoul of Nasdaq rules that require a shareholder vote for share issuances above this threshold.

If there's to be a bid, Robert Sarver's lawyers have until 17:00 on 2 February to issue a bid document setting out the offer price and the case for a takeover.

Antitrust regulators in the United States and Europe are reviewing Oracle's bid, and are not expected to issue a decision until early next year.

And before the Boeing announcement, the agency said it wanted to issue a no-bid contract to Lockheed-Martin to replace the heart of its computing system, late this decade.

The Times viewed "the bulk of the speech" as "an audacious bid to take issues normally associated with the Labour party and give them a Conservative gloss".

Since the city informed Verizon that it would put the services up for bid, and as it got closer to issuing the bid request, "we have seen improvements with the service," the commissioner said.

The government has said it wants to wait until all criminal investigations into phone hacking are complete before it commissions a new inquiry, but Burnham fears this is just a bid to kick the issue into the long grass.