Sentence examples for sole bid from inspiring English sources

Aniello Musella, the executive director of the commission, said that the sale was intended to raise money for the commission's operations but that the sole bid was unacceptable.

The sole bid for the €120 million contract for legal and consulting services to the government came from a consortium of two companies, Zamedia and Avocat.

Just after 4 p.m., however, Mr. DiVincenzo's office announced that it was not satisfied with the terms of the sole bid.

Page A10 New York OFFICIALS REJECT SOLE BID FOR DETENTION CENTER Officials in Essex County, N.J., announced that they would not accept the sole bid on a contract to run a 450-bed immigrant detention center after questions were raised about the transparency and fairness of the bidding process.

Earlier, a sole bid by Carlyle to acquire a stake in KorAm Bank was rejected by the South Korean government on the grounds that the investment firm was not a banking institution.

NEWARK — In a sharp turnaround, officials in Essex County, N.J., announced Monday that they would not accept the sole bid on a contract to run a 450-bed immigrant detention center after questions were raised about the transparency and fairness of the bidding process.

Plans are still to be revealed by the sole bidding developer, Bruntwood.

A $40 million "sole source" no-bid contract awarded to Alutiiq and Wackenhut earlier this year to provide security at nuclear laboratories in Idaho was withdrawn following opposition from the state's Congressional delegation.

"This is a personal initiative of Abu Mazen's," Mr. Lieberman said of the United Nations bid, "the sole goal of which is to save himself".

WASHINGTON — The revelation that China is the sole country that can bid on and buy debt directly from the United States Treasury, rather than through a financial intermediary, has raised concerns that the Obama administration is giving a secret, sweetheart deal to its biggest creditor.

At a recent meal of grilled sole, they nixed a bid for an electronics company that they thought was too expensive, decided on the timing of an upcoming IPO and decided to take a small deal off the list entirely because it was too small to be worthwhile.