Sentence examples for makes an approach from inspiring English sources

"We often see, especially with small companies, that an unnamed bidder makes an approach, the share price moves and then management are then distracted for months.

The watchdog is determined to stamp out "virtual bids" where a potential bidder makes an approach, but spends many weeks, or months prevaricating, destabilising the business it has in its sights.

Mediclinic said that it has no plans to launch a takeover for the whole of Spire, which rules it out of making an offer for at least six months under UK takeover rules, unless a third party makes an approach.

In future, when a person makes an approach and is met by a homelessness prevention officer, they are likely to explain there is no need to go through a full homelessness assessment because the council has a partner landlord who owns an available property, and will offer it as a 12-month assured shorthold tenancy.

Mars makes an approach to Earth in 2013; if India missed that launch window it would have to wait until 2016 for the next good opportunity.

"Yes, we've made an approach.

Irish manager Mick McCarthy, a former Millwall manager, has made an approach.

The Guardian understands that Essex have made an approach although Middlesex have not.

"I'm surprised by this if Channel 4 has made an approach to them.

It could well lead to Murdoch making an approach for the [Pearson-owned] FT".

He revealed Liverpool had made an approach for his manager at Wigan, Roberto Martínez.