Sentence examples for broader bid from inspiring English sources
The French initiative was part of a broader bid to raise France's profile in the region.
The National Petrochemical Refiners Association, which represents virtually all American refiners, plans to challenge the new rules in federal court as part of a broader bid to explore "basically every avenue for revision," Bob Slaughter, the group's general counsel, said.
The so-called "709 crackdown" has alarmed activists and foreign observers who view the offensive as part of a broader bid to consolidate political control by an increasingly authoritarian leadership.
Second, it took place amid a heated debate over the Conservative government's decision to increase anti-terrorist powers at home and to join the military campaign led by the United States against Islamic State in Iraq.Mr Harper chose to interpret the shooting as part of a broader bid by terrorist groups to bring "their savagery to our shores".
Trade unionists, meanwhile, are concerned over the possibility that an influx of foreign investment could result in an erosion of workers' rights.Broader reformsIn a broader bid to restructure the economy and attract greater foreign investment, in April Mr Najib declared that the government would gradually liberalise other services subsectors.
Viacom was apparently given more time, until today or tomorrow, to make a broader bid.
Only after raising his bid three times did Mr. Zell match the Burkle-Broad bid, and each time, Tribune executives pushed him to do so.
No company has made as big or as broad a bid to commercialize its A.I. technology as IBM has with Watson.
Built by Anthony von Mandl, also the founder of Mike's Hard Lemonade, the winery is a broad-stroke bid for respect, with a design that is a crisp distillation of Mission style.
As part of the broader investigation of bid-rigging in the municipal securities market, the Justice Department has brought criminal charges against 18 former executives of various financial services companies.
Mr Sutherland, a former commissioner himself, should perhaps have known better.The latest amendments will oblige large investment banks to signal to the broader market their bid-and-offer prices before they execute in-house trades for retail clients.
