Sentence examples for be tendering for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Sensitive or painful to the touch.
Dr Clare Gerada, chairwoman of the Royal College of GPs, said she was concerned about any doctor sitting on the board of a consortium who had an interest in a private company that would be tendering for contracts under the new "Any Qualified Provider" system.
On 9 and 12 August, we published stories that alleged, wrongly, that Ricardo Pierdant and his businesses had a potential conflict of interest, because the First Lady of Mexico, Angelica Rivera, had occasional access to a luxury apartment that he owns in Miami, while at the same time we said, his companies were expected to be tendering for lucrative Mexican government contracts.
At least 98percentt of notes must be tendered for the transaction to be completed.
-- had been tendered; about 14.5 million shares need to be tendered for Motorola's bid to succeed.
It is a tougher hurdle to meet, because 75 percent of the German exchange's outstanding shares must be tendered for the deal to pass.
At least 90percentt of Gaylord's bonds and 66percentt of its shares must be tendered for Temple-Inland to complete the acquisition.
As the local authorities cannot agree on who should take responsibility for the work, once again they are tendering for a company that can shred the rubber.
After publication, the spokesman said Halliburton would not in fact be the drilling contractor, but were tendering for commercially confidential services.
His office is currently consulting on a draft code of practice on anonymisation and it is tendering for a contract to set up a 'good practice network' for anonymisation, intended to develop expertise and spread good practice.
