Sentence examples for any tenders from inspiring English sources

The regulations stipulate that any tenders above £1,000 should be advertised, creating very substantial transaction costs that will have to be diverted from patient care.

For example, in Africa, any tenders assigned by governments to the private sector for a quick response to climate-related risk challenges are fraught with political interference and corruption, and run the risk of resulting in jobs of questionable quality and limited local benefit (van Niekerk et al. 2015).

You could use any tender greens: spinach, Swiss chard, beet greens.

"But those who want to block things should not count on me for any tender feelings.

You must seem both totally harmless and able, if necessary, to push a knife through any tender gut".

Unions are also challenging the direct award to First Group of an additional contract for the Thameslink franchise, without any tendering process.

The other is that any tendering process is expensive and lengthy, and gets the commissioners hopelessly tied up in contract law.

Also, when Louis and Addie finally make love, Haneke would have kept the camera running, alert to any tender awkwardness, whereas Batra discreetly cuts away.

Your heart goes out to these young people forced to suppress any tender feelings in a culture of toughness and negativity.

1.35pm GMT Paul Burstow, the Lib Dem former health minister, asks Lamb to confirm that any tendering taking place now is taking place under rules drawn up by Labour.

He argued that the policy of keeping the NHS as the "preferred provider" – essentially privileging the state in any tender – was the right one "providing important stability to the service".