Sentence examples for bidder to pay from inspiring English sources
"Strategically, a reinvigorated Abbey would be a threat and there is an incentive to try to force any other bidder to pay the fullest price".
Buyers interested in the whole collection, rather than single lots, can make presale offers, Mr. Julia said; he will allow the winning bidder to pay off the bill over time rather than upfront.
Or are they being used because the target company believes these lockups provide an incentive for the first bidder to pay up and no other bids are out there?
The contract called for the winning bidder to pay a fee of at least 17percentt — more than $3.75 million annually, based on 2006 revenue — to the park service.
Bankers said they expected the successful bidder to pay $2 billion to $2.5 billion for the company, which has a book value of $1.44 billion and $66.6 billion in assets under management.
Mr. Pinto asked Professional Services Group, the winning bidder, to pay him and the rival company that lost the bid $100,000, even though neither he nor the company had done any work for the payment.
We know this because MadBid allows bidders to pay to see the bidding history.
Unhappily for Alcon's shareholders, however, Swiss takeover law does allow bidders to pay one price to controlling shareholders and a lower one to the remainder.
BIDDING TACTICS It was the year where Bruce Wasserstein's "Dare to Be Great" speech, egging on bidders to pay a full price, was turned on its head.
He said that one study done by the state of Maryland found that after the state began requiring bidders to pay a living wage, the number of bidders per contract rose by a third on average.
