Sentence examples for going to tender from inspiring English sources

When clubs decide they are not going to tender contracts to players, those notices, too, will go out from the commissioner's office.

Lamb added that a two-tier system was in danger of developing: "The reason those companies are not going to tender any more is that they can make good money out of the private market, so we will have a complete divide between people with money who will get good care and those who have rushed visits, dreadful turnover of staff and poor care or nothing.

"Prior to going to tender we had consulted with major contractors and sought their advice, so not only was it a surprise to us, it was a surprise to them".

At entree time top honors went to tender slices of duck breast surrounding a mound of raisin-apricot couscous.

"If the government doesn't go to tender it could be seen as a statement about its strategic direction," Carr said.

"On 20 August we went to tender to allow us to evaluate and compare our in-house service with the standards and costs of an external company".

Although the council have known about the future benefits of sensors – they asked about possible use cases when they went to tender for the sensors – this is the first time the council have acknowledged they are seriously considering a cashless scheme.

A week later O'Farrell introduced legislation to remove the requirement for projects to be independently evaluated before it was decided they did not need to go to tender.

26 Market St, WA14 1SA; honestcrustpizza.co.uk Altrincham Market House, Altrincham This high-ceilinged food hall is home to a selection of the region's most exciting food traders: go to Tender Cow for rare breed beef from North Yorkshire, Honest Crust for perfectly blistered sourdough pizza (see above), and Wolfhouse Kitchen for cakes, salads and savouries, among others.

The knee is going to be tender at times.

Sydney Water was opposed to AWH entering a public-private partnership with the state government without the contract going to public tender.