Sentence examples for designed to tender from inspiring English sources

It was built alongside Olympic and Titanic in Belfast in 1911 at Harland & Wolff, designed to tender the Gilded passengers out to the large liners too big to moor alongside the dock in Cherbourg.

To date, RosPil has identified violations in £800m-worth of government contracts, many of them apparently inflated tenders designed to put kickbacks into the pockets of bent officials.

Pat Kgomo, the spokesman for Limpopo's education department, maintained that correct procedure had been followed in awarding the contract to EduSolutions and said in a statement that the allegation the tender was designed to benefit politicians and officials was "false and malicious".

The open tender concept is designed to provide an open and free opportunity to all participants, which make a sound competition to obtain the tender.

To the best of our knowledge, there is no expert or intelligent system specifically designed to fully meet the needs of tender analysis processes.

The cell pressure probe was ingeniously designed to measure the turgor pressure of small and tender plant cell or the giant algae (Tomos and Leigh 1999).

Shōhō and her sister were designed to be easily modified as an oil tanker, submarine tender, or aircraft carrier as needed.

The first example was that of a system designed to simulate the bidding process for attaining a project from tender.

One source said programme-makers were frustrated with the new system and questioned why, since DMI was supposedly a "pan-BBC" project, BBC Sport has decided to ask outside suppliers to tender to design its own digital video archive system at a cost of just £500,000 – a fraction of the millions spent on DMI.

Unlike when it planned the shuttle, the agency put the task of designing the X-33 out to tender.

Two additional design teams were invited to tender.