Sentence examples for bid to keep it from inspiring English sources

Now public museums and galleries are being encouraged to bid to keep it in the UK.

Mr Rees was among experts who were giving the engine the once-over yesterday before submitting a bid to keep it running on Britain's railways.

And Iranian officials said they would engage in talks with the deal's remaining signatories in a bid to keep it going.

She said that when she heard some prospective bidders were proposing to move the business, which employs roughly 240 people, she submitted her own bid to keep it in the village.

Iter's governing council has since accepted the thrust of the findings of the assessment report and promised change in how the project is organised, in a bid to keep it on track.

It appeared that Mr. Shays, who held his House seat for two decades before losing his bid to keep it in 2008, was tripped up by the Washington experience and centrist viewpoints that once made him one of the more popular Republicans in a left-leaning state.

Initially, passengers will be able to enjoy free rides for a limited time with plans introduce other "new initiatives" — read: promotions — in a bid to keep its service competitive once it begins charging.

Although the Devils said they appreciated Mogilny's efforts, they did not make a strong bid to keep him.

The city authorities in Beijing sold a land parcel at a record high price of more than 40,000 renminbi a square meter, or $584 a square foot, in an auction last week, with the winning bid capped to keep it from going too high for what analysts consider to be Beijing's last available plot for residential development.

This year the school introduced what it calls the alternate pathways program in a bid to keep students it identifies as being at risk in school.

It remains to be seen if Myriad succeeds in its bid to keep hold of its patents.