Sentence examples for no further auctions from inspiring English sources
"There will be no auction of 30-year securities in February 2002 and we plan no further auctions of either 30-year nominal or inflation-adjusted bonds," says Fisher.
Look no further than the Babe Ruth Yankees road jersey from 1920 that sold this month at auction for $4.4 million, a record for a sports artifact.
Pinchbeck urged ministers to commit to a timetable for further auctions.
Furthermore, technical improvements to boost the capacity of existing spectrum and further auctions in 2007 and 2008 mean the wireless industry will be increasingly competitive.
Italy faces new tests in further auctions of its debt this month — it has to raise 30.5 billion euros in November, and a further 22.5 billion in December, according to Daiwa.
The government has allocated another £440m a year for further auctions held before 2020, but since the general election it has not made clear whether they will still go ahead.
Two further auctions on May 9 feature pieces with somewhat less stratospheric estimates, including two de Kooning sculptures ("Standing Figure" and "Seated Woman") from 1969; the afternoon session offers works by Anish Kapoor, Richard Prince, and the peripatetic Cindy Sherman.
Two further auctions will be held in April and May and the money raised by the council will be used to conserve its remaining 167 pieces.
But even if Ofcom's planned auction is delayed no further, Britain will not get 4G until at least 2013.
