Sentence examples for bid to join a from inspiring English sources
The Green Party is threatening legal action after the BBC rejected its bid to join a televised leaders' debate during next year's general election campaign.
A black woman's bid to join a white sorority at the University of Alabama has been rejected for the second straight year.
In a bid to join a handful of private companies offering college-level courses over the Internet, Harcourt General hopes to receive approval on Monday to operate an online college.
The trattoria, part of a $400 million, four-year renovation of the Macy's flagship, is also the store's bid to join a small club of department stores (including Barneys and ABC Carpet & Home) with restaurants that are much more than just an acceptable convenience for shoppers.
An independent group of footballers from Jersey have had their bid to join a new international association accepted.
He may also be weary of the city politics in which the company became embroiled three years ago, after it bid to join an arts center at Ground Zero.
Resolution of that conflict is seen by many as a key stepping stone in Turkey's bid to join the European Union, a relationship now even more fraught as Europe is deeply wary of Erdoğan's even sharper post-coup turn toward authoritarianism.
Mr. Erdogan made unprecedented progress in his first five-year term, retooling the government in a bid to join the European Union, starting a dialogue with Turkey's Kurdish minority and pressing Turks to accept an agreement on Cyprus, which Turkey invaded in 1974.
It has dropped the previous government's objection to Russia's bid to join the OECD, a rich-country club.
On the economy, Mr. Clinton backed Russia's bid to join the World Trade Organization, a bid that still requires Moscow to change some of its economic policies.
For example, in 2007 they dropped the objection raised by the previous (PiS) government to Russia's bid to join the OECD, a rich-country club (membership talks are now frozen thanks to the stand-off over Ukraine).
