Sentence examples for personal bid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson said yesterday that the sale would not affect his personal bid to set up a new airline, DC Air, at Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington.

He still cashed in, but at the expense of Lancashire's bowling attack to reach an unbeaten 182, his fifth championship century of a prolific summer, which may prove a crucial innings not only in Yorkshire's quest for a first Roses win in 12 years and a first title in 13 but in his personal bid for international recognition.

And should the mayor of London really have been spending a large proportion of his (or is that our) time spearheading the Brexit campaign (and his own personal bid to become PM) when his city and the businesses based here largely want to remain in the EU?

After the firm admitted trouble with the wiring on June 13th 2006, shares in EADS fell by 26%.In this section The three survivors Handbagged Getting personal A bid for Bud Computing sustainability Close encounters Gathering clouds Enter the quiet giant Reprints Related items Aviation: Flying the flagMay 15th 2008Since then the pressure on the managers has increased.

Son Pete ran for U.S. Senate last year; dumped personal $12 million into bid.

If there were no personal data in bid requests Ryan believes quite a few things would happen.

"Unless the entire industry moves together, no one can be the first to remove personal data from bid requests but if the regulators step in in a big way… and say you're all going to go out of business if you keep putting personal data into bid requests then everyone will come together — like the music industry was forced to eventually, under Steve Jobs," he argues.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari recently declared his personal fortune, in a bid to end corruption in the country's government.

London First supports his bid for personal control over skills training, which is currently the preserve of regional agencies.

Sheila Watson's enigmatic and mythic The Double Hook (1959) and Ethel Wilson's Swamp Angel (1954), about a Vancouver housewife's bid for personal freedom, present quest journeys against the striking backdrop of British Columbia's interior.

New York submitted the Tappan Zee Bridge project, following its bid with personal lobbying efforts by Governor Cuomo, who called William M. Daley, the White House chief of staff, and Howard Glaser, New York State's direction of operations, who went to Washington to make the case.