Sentence examples for rules for bidding from inspiring English sources
In the coming months, the revised rules for bidding etiquette will be given by the I.O.C.'s chief of clean, Dr. Jacques Rogge, but NYC2012 will unfairly proceed under special scrutiny.
"Hosting the Games has become an increasingly expensive gambit; indeed, as the rules for bidding currently stand, the entire structure of the Olympic Games shouts 'potential host beware,'" according to Robert A. Baade and Victor A. Matheson, sports economists who wrote a paper on the expense of hosting the Olympics.
Instead, its submission provides detailed accounts of how votes were allegedly bought and sold in the build-up to the December 2010 poll - and how Fifa's opaque rules for bidding nations were exploited.
Stricter rules for future bids were imposed, with ceilings imposed on the value of gifts IOC members could accept from bid cities.
DELL AND BUYERS SAID TO BE NEAR COMPROMISE ON TAKEOVER BID | A special committee of Dell's board is near a compromise with the company's founder, Michael S. Dell, over his takeover bid for the computer maker, which would have him pay more in exchange for altering the voting rules for the bid, a person briefed on the matter told DealBook's Michael J. de la Merced on Friday.
They now post contracting opportunities on the occupation authority's Web site, along with a standard list of rules and conditions for bidding and carrying out work.
Proposed hierarchical spectrum trading concept is not limited to application of McAfee protocol and could be combined with other price formation rules for discontinuous sealed-bid auctions, some of which are described for example, in [23].
All auctions have different rules for "how to bid," what you can and cannot do to the car before purchasing it and how to pay for the vehicle if you have the winning bid.
Most crucially, the rules on bidding for the Olympics were radically overhauled, with candidate cities no longer allowed any direct contact with IOC members.
A 1988 law permitting an exemption to the bidding rules for recycled products prepared the way for the price to come down, she said.
The changes in the bidding rules for one of the Pentagon's richest contracts were relatively subtle, making the $35 billion award to Boeing on Thursday a surprise for the company's executives.
