Sentence examples for it can bid from inspiring English sources
If the Union fails in its own backyard, then it can bid farewell to any idea of exerting its influence elsewhere.
Nominet runs the UK's internet registry, meaning it is in charge of all domain names that end in ".uk", and the company is so keen to take on the equivalent role with Enum that it is seeking a change to its articles of association so it can bid.
It can bid again once the contract is re-tendered later this summer.
Each network — none of which truly needs the Olympics — might be calculating the least it can bid to win, not how much would be a knockout blow.
National Indemnity is also waiting until the Allied World deal is voted down so it can bid free of the advantages that the Allied World-Transatlantic merger agreement provides to Allied World.
Lukoil said today that it was in the process of filing the required preliminary paperwork with the anti-monopoly ministry so that it can bid for the Slavneft stake.
You've guessed it - you can bid for one of his well travelled and well televised iconic white suits!
The agency is considering taking some of the bandwidth that is currently allocated to digital television, and auctioning it off so that broadband companies can bid on it.
"He can bid it up to any price he wants and he can buy it for himself in the end, since he's building a museum.
The supplier simply posts its production availability on the Internet and people all over the world can bid for it.
Others, which have a short-term need for some number-crunching, can bid for it.
