Sentence examples for bid to provide from inspiring English sources

NHS reforms mean "qualified providers" can bid to provide clinical services, such as scans and out-of-hours care.

Among passenger airlines, Delta's bid to provide daily nonstop service from New York City to Beijing has the most merit.

The US investigative outlet ProPublica has launched the world's first major news site designed for the dark web in a bid to provide absolute privacy for its readers.

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The software is monitoring tweets all over Australia in a bid to provide early warnings about other types of emergencies, including tsunamis, earthquakes and cyclones.

NHS Direct said it had submitted a bid to provide the service at a higher cost per call, and lost out on the contract.

The bid to provide a "training needs analysis" for Saudi prison staff was submitted in April, and Noms intends to carry out the contract.

For example, a large-scale solar plant in Dubai has recently bid to provide electricity at less than $0.06 per kilowatt-hour.

He was responsible for establishing London's first-ever drinking fountain in 1859 in a bid to provide free potable water for the masses.

Partners from the youth sector are to be invited next month to submit bids to provide individual projects.

Diesel power firms submitted bids to provide just 0.87GW in last year's auction, winning about three-quarters of their bids, worth some £176m.