Sentence examples for conservative bid from inspiring English sources

Bad enough was the candidacy of Katherine Harris, who is making a conservative bid for the Senate.

Having secured the games with a conservative bid that put most of the events in well-heeled Barra and Copacabana, the authorities are now tweaking the plan.

The advertising recession forced Fox into a conservative bid, but it would have been more aggressive if Fox Sports 1 had existed to bring in subscriber revenue.

If that hinted at a Conservative bid to govern with the Liberal Democrats, he was unsparing in his remarks about Labour.

Speaking on the anniversary of her first week in Downing Street and amid talk of a Conservative bid to oust her before the end of the year, the prime minister will seek to draw a line under a disastrous election result that saw her government lose its majority.

Rep. Steve Stockman (R-Texas) launched the most high-profile conservative bid to unseat Cornyn, but his campaign has suffered high-profile missteps.

He has a soul-mate in Edmund Stoiber, the Bavarian conservative bidding to be Germany's chancellor.

A space industry expert who is familiar with the Ford operation said the company's conservative bidding strategy had prevented it from winning domestic communications satellite contracts, forcing it to rely instead on international orders and more sophisticated earth-observation satellites.

Vox, Spain's populist, far-Right party, on Wednesday agreed to back the conservatives' bid to rule the southern Andalusia region jointly with the centre-right.

Details of the web of bankers, businesspeople and lobbyists helping the Conservatives' bid for a second term in power have been exposed as the Guardian reveals key guests at last year's secretive annual party fundraising dinner.

The prime minister will face a series of further challenges in parliament later in the week over the Conservatives' bid to pack crucial Commons committeesand a Labour motion aimed at lifting the pay cap for public sector workers, an issue that has become increasingly controversial.