Sentence examples for might tender from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meacham of JPMorgan said stockholders might tender some shares now but reserve some in case the trial is positive.

He said he might tender them immediate gains -- recognition of a Palestinian state and a "down payment" on a future transfer of land -- if the two sides reached a "framework" final peace agreement by the end of May.

Elliott and Davidson Kempner might even tender some of their shares to ensure the current Vodafone deal succeeds, while keeping enough stock to benefit from this likely sweetener.

Another reason to tender might be to avoid having to read the disclosures now emerging on the reorganized AT&T.

Putting the stewarding of the Games out to tender might appear to signal a smart reliance on private-sector competition, ensuring the most efficient companies win the contracts.

Or you might consider tender little neck clams, roasted with bread crumbs, pancetta and parsley.

Dishes on the popular tasting menu might include tender calamari as soft as noodles or, for brunch, a slow-poached egg, cooked at 63C.

The Council considered that in the light of such a survey it might be necessary to tender advice to member governments concerning the adequacy of the Organization's level of income in relation to the work desired of it by member governments.

There was speculation the Angels might trade Freese or not tender him a contract after a 2014 in which Freese hit.260 with 10 home runs and 55 runs batted in.

And, of course, should the romance (that is, merger talks) go well, you might expect a tender offer.

"To preemptively diffuse any cynical criticism that you may encounter with respect to our request, which might claim that we are requesting a tender offer with the intention of tendering our own shares, we hereby commit not to tender any of our shares if the company consummates any form of a tender offer at any price.