Four high level lessons emerge: 1) Conservation tender performance has been robust; 2) Developed − developing country conservation tender differences are modest; 3) Conservation tender prospects are dependent on political and institutional support; and 4) Optimal conservation tender design is circumstance specific.
Then, the ministry will develop a tender offer for that area.
"There are a lot of studies to carry out, at least 18, and we favour some over others based on priority, and to allow us to... develop a tender document that will be technically and financially acceptable".
But from playing character comedy in feature films like "The Man Who Wasn't There" and "Big Night," and as a regular on the NBC series "Wings," he has developed a tender touch for odd little guys trying to behave normally in strange situations.
Teaching music at a local school, she develops a tender spot for Eliot, a high school boy who lost a leg in a freak accident (falling through a rotting pier where he'd ventured to find his backpack); so did June, Wade's young daughter, whom Ann catches leaving a love token for the older boy at his locker.
Subsequently she developed multiple tender bony swellings, and the detection of toe abnormality confirmed the diagnosis.
Within 48 hour of platelet transfusion, the patient developed generalized tender, papular rash.
Following control of an acute episode of erythema (with or without blisters), patients may develop hyperkeratotic, tender lesions.
Dal Sacco and colleagues (2005) described a patient who developed multiple tender nodules in the nasolabial fold 4 months after injection of Restylane.
The practical consequences for cost-efficiency of investment, and for the use of conservation tenders generally, are unclear because of the practical and political difficulties in developing effective conservation tender approaches.
