Sentence examples for capable of bidding from inspiring English sources

To be capable of bidding for the most sophisticated projects, the Chinese builders may also have to make such acquisitions and integrate them well.Another thing Vinci and some Western peers have done is become operators as well as builders of infrastructure.

In the current edition of the Charlottesville, Va.-based journal, which tracks REIT transactions and market performance, Pomroy writes: "As we know, investors, en masse, are perfectly capable of bidding prices up beyond their justified level.

The terms of the auction make it difficult for small bidders ($200,000 deposit, each of the nine blocks valued around $1.8 million), so the downward pressure is probably exacerbated by the limited number of investors interested in and capable of bidding," he wrote.

Rather than provide measured, reporting-based commentary, Todd and Marcus exemplify how journalists are capable of doing politicians' bidding.

Of the companies capable of building them, Prime Minister Otari accused the American company General Electric of declining to bid on the job and then persuading Japanese-owned Mitsubishi not do bid, either.

With one game left here and a game at Virginia Tech before the Big East tournament, Rutgers appears capable of an N.C.A.A. bid.

In this regard, several studies have demonstrated that release of cytochrome c can be triggered from lysosomal cathepsins that induce breakage of Bid in t-Bid, capable of inducing relocation of Bax.

Liaise with business groups to rally round a figurehead capable of formulating a takeover bid.

And this year, Democrats do not lack candidates capable of mounting a serious bid for the seat.

In Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto failed in his critical first step: building a domestic base large enough to sweep him into the presidency, in part because his call for order resonated so discordantly with a public still capable of remembering his earlier bid for power through eerie violence that roiled Jakarta with hundreds of rapes, fires, and deaths.

Each generator is modelled as an autonomous adaptive agent capable of endogenously developing its own bidding strategies using a naive reinforcement learning algorithm.