preemptive bid (Meaning)

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preemptive bid (n)

a high bid that is intended to prevent the opposing players from bidding

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The company's preemptive bid secured the rights to the highly coveted mining concession.
The government issued a preemptive bid to prevent foreign investors from acquiring a strategic asset.
The shareholders approved the preemptive bid to ensure that current investors retained control over the company.
The team's preemptive bid for the new player gave them a significant advantage in the upcoming season.
The school's preemptive bid for the land was aimed at securing its future expansion plans.
The airline's preemptive bid guaranteed it a lucrative contract with the travel agency.
The politician's preemptive bid for the nomination surprised his rivals and boosted his chances of winning.
The insurance company offered a preemptive bid to the insured before the damage was even assessed.
The city council's preemptive bid for the federal grant gave it a head start in securing funding for the project.
The real estate developer's preemptive bid ensured that they had first dibs on the prime waterfront property.

a high bid that is intended to prevent the opposing players from bidding

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The company's preemptive bid secured the rights to the highly coveted mining concession.

The government issued a preemptive bid to prevent foreign investors from acquiring a strategic asset.

The shareholders approved the preemptive bid to ensure that current investors retained control over the company.

The team's preemptive bid for the new player gave them a significant advantage in the upcoming season.