Sentence examples for competitors tendering from inspiring English sources

We distinguish two types of generic competitors: tendering generics are generic producers who sold to the procurement channel at least once during our period, in any country, and thus have demonstrated ability to comply with international quality standards and compete on price.

Further, our count of tendering competitors may be downward biased, because it omits any who tendered unsuccessfully, unless they chose to sell to retail pharmacies in that country-class-year.

This supports the hypothesis that in the retail channel, tendering generics are more effective competitors for originators and can charge high prices relative to retail generics because tendering generics are perceived to be relatively high quality.

Better still if competitors in poor countries can tender successfully.

It will also be easier to prosecute people for cartel offences – this is when individuals enter into an agreement on price fixing, market sharing, limiting supply or rigging tenders with competitors.

This creates a situation in which there is a limit to the number of potential contractors, unlike the bus service industry, where one tender can attract competitors from other parts of the country or internationally.

If a bid then failed to materialise, Oberthur could use its intelligence to outbid its UK competitor in international banknote tenders.

Some of our global competitors include Tendertiger (India), dgMarket (World Bank) and Global Tenders (India)," he says.

Several passport contracts it had expected to be available for tender stayed with De La Rue's competitors.

Here lies the problem for Gove: if businesses want to profit from schools, the regulations are likely to apply and sponsors will find themselves entangled in protracted tendering negotiations that open up the academy process to competitors and public scrutiny.

There are a number of local competitors limited specifically to lead generation for household repairs and renovation, including Tenders and Habitissimo.