The companies are now waiting for detailed tender documents from CEZ, which Mr. Bartuska said should be ready by the end of the year, a bit later than an originally scheduled September deadline.
Councils send detailed tenders out to bidders, who send bids back electronically.
With devastatingly tender detail, Skvorecky sketches a German teacher, Mr. Katz, and a physician, Dr. Strass.
Intensely atmospheric, full of biting cold, tender detail and warm light, this is a book to cuddle up with.
In prison slang, "ear hustling" is eavesdropping — "bein' nosy," Woods says — and the show covers day-to-day life at San Quentin in almost tender detail by interviewing prisoners.
As the book explains, with a Spencer-style abundance of tender detail, that baby's father "takes the child's little asterisk of a hand" and brings it to his lips.
The production is absolutely gorgeous, recreating the art deco world of early Hollywood with tender detail and exhibiting some deft and daring camera work that drags the material out of the gutter.
She describes in graphic and tender detail how her friend Rog succumbs to cocaine and, later, to a heart attack; the devotion of her cousin C. J., who dies in a horrific car accident; Demond, who seems to have a secure, comfortable life, yet is shot down in front of his home; Ronald, too smart and sensitive for this world, who takes his own life in a fog of drugs and depression.
For all the art's looseness, it manages to capture tender details.
Cleary is perhaps best loved for her books about Ramona Quimby, in whom she found her funniest details and most tender lessons.
