Sentence examples for introduced a tender from inspiring English sources

After Shearson Lehman's original bid, KKR quickly introduced a tender offer to obtain RJR Nabisco for $90 per share a price that enabled it to proceed without the approval of RJR Nabisco's management.

Instead, they introduced an annual tender for the routes.

Dean introduced a policy in 1895 of giving passenger tender locomotives both numbers and names.

Novak also axed the Colonel's Rotisserie Gold product and introduced a new non-fried item called the Tender Roast.

The Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980 introduced a new 'block grant' and compulsory competitive tendering (CCT) for direct labour organisations.

To promote specialist redistribution, the Australian government introduced a national specialist outreach policy in 2000 [ 3], allocated through a competitive tender process.

With its economy and monetary system in tatters, Afghanistan is weighing a plan to adopt the United States dollar as legal tender until it introduces a new currency.

The idea is that if children are introduced to languages at a tender age, they will be more likely to pursue them as teenagers and beyond.Already, the optimists insist, there is a rise in the number of British university students opting for courses which are partly linguistic—French and marketing, for example.

This post introduces a second.

Introduce a rewards system.

When it introduced competitive tendering for its suppliers, VSZ saw a 15% drop in prices.