Sentence examples for have bid to develop from inspiring English sources

Several international firms have bid to develop tight gas reserves in the Khazzan and Makarem fields, which cover 2,500 square miles and are near existing gas fields of Petroleum Development Oman, which is majority-owned by the government.

An Indian consortium of public and private companies has also won the bid to develop the Hajigak iron ore mines in the Bamyan province for more than $10 billion, which will be the largest single foreign investment after a contract with the Afghan government next year.

In 1994, officials of the University of Leicester and the city had put in a bid to develop a space center, noting that few of the many projects funded by lottery profits involve science.

Nevertheless, it took until the end of 2003 for the Progressive Conservatives to merge with the Canadian Alliance, as the Reform Party had remade itself in a bid to develop a national base.

The government's educational technology agency announced last Thursday that the Alphaplus Consultancy of Manchester has been awarded the winning bid to develop a "research project" that could eventually lead to an "open source" office suite to rival that of Microsoft.

The article incorrectly described the status of Donald J. Trump's bid to develop the site.

The Housing Ministry confirmed today that it had opened competition for bids to develop close to 200 new units in Maale Adumim, the largest and most suburban-style settlement, which Israel hopes to keep under its control.

Consider, for example, bids to develop an oil field.

The bidding to develop unused parking lots at the station began about two years ago.

(Never mind that it was hot as Hades during the 1994 World Cup here in the US!) The Qatar bid has promised to develop a new type of cooling technology to ensure the stadia aren't 8 million degrees as the players are scampering around the pitch.

When the group had to give up on 2008 and turned its efforts to a bid for 2012, Garvin had time to develop his plan more fully.