Although most jobs, business tenders, public works contracts etc. are required by law to be advertised, in practice everyone knows who will get the job or contract – the person who has links to powerful people such as politicians, directors or administrators who either make the decisions or who have the power to influence decisions.
In January 2014, Forbes reported that Akhmetov had been behind 31percentt of business tenders in Ukraine – a fact not made any more palatable to the country's short-changed masses by his purchase in 2007 of the most expensive flat at One Hyde Park.
Any company could start a law business and tender for the local franchise for legal aid, to be provided by lawyers whose caseload will be so great, and whose pay so small, that doing what is right for the individual client is impossible, and justice becomes a conveyor belt from arrest to prison.
The business school tendered for the business and won it.
In pursuit of this GFX business opportunity, tendered resignation with Esker, S.A. effective May 19, 2000... much to the regret of Esker.
Councils and businesses are tendering for bids to redevelop the Cornhill.
Suppose your introduction to show business, at the tender age of 10 ½,was a starring role in a low-budget horror movie that, for a time, was deemed by the users of the Internet Movie Database to be the worst movie ever.
Donald Trump took over the family business at the tender age of 25.
Businesses using local tender tend to invest in their community, and a positive cyclical effect begins.
No company can tender for business with Debswana unless it has an HIV policy.Debswana runs two hospitals for its 6,196 workers.
"There is a difference between accepting long payment terms and being forced into them in order to be able to tender for business.
