Receiving only one bid for a rice tender on Monday, the government decided it had enough rice in its stockpiles and would wait until prices fell before buying more.
Most tenders received only one bid and this was usually the local taxi service industry.
The tender "Only One," West's first of several recent Paul McCartney collaborations, came, made listeners eyes water, and slipped off the charts.
WHEN the sand is hot, you are vaguely ill from crates-o-fries and your sunburn would make a dermatologist cringe, there is only one thing to do: Take your tender self out for some tender seafood and watch the sun set over the water.
When he learned that he would receive fifty thousand dollars as part of the award, Lemebel, already gravely ill with the cancer that would kill him, declared, "I'll get myself a pair of tits!" Lemebel is best known internationally for his 2001 novel "My Tender Matador," the only one of his books that is available in English.
Even if only one lymph node is persistently swollen or tender for over one month, see your health care provider for an exam to discover the cause.
MASES is the only one of six available enthesitis indices to include tender points of the ACW [ 17].
With the Knicks' season resting largely on his tender left foot, Camby is not the only one asking that question.
There is only one exhibit in the army museum to charm: a tender, informative letter, dated 29 September 1914, from Tom Morris's great-grandfather giving "hints on horses".
In areas where there is only one potential provider, there is no competition and competitive tendering is not a suitable way of public procurement.
