Sentence examples for opening a tender from inspiring English sources

The OPCW is opening a tender process for private companies that want to destroy Syrian chemicals.

The government opened a tender process on 20 December and bidders have until 23 March to submit full proposals.

Playwright Coburn opened a few tender spaces in his plot where Weller and Fonsia might find common ground, such as their brief dance, and the Newport actors fill them nicely.

It opens with a tender duet, lighted by torches and set to Vivaldi.

The trailer opens with a tender moment around the campfire, before revealing the words: "It was an experiment in time but the one variable they forgot... was love".

Set in the Ardennes in an unspecified past, the poem opens with a tender love scene in which a couple "take their happiness / For there and then and not for memory".

She opens with a tender Si, mi chiamano Mimi from Puccini's La bohème (Mimi is one of her signature roles) and travels via Hahn, Fauré and Ravel back to Mozart, Gluck and, in an anguished Dido's Lament, Purcell.

With a budget of some £100m a year, the EU has now opened a call for tenders.

However, they are effectively the right to open a service to a competitive tender and the right to register an asset if the local authority agrees.

In April 2008, Gripen International offered the Next Generation Gripen for India's tender and opened an office in New Delhi in order to support its efforts in the Indian market.

On one hand, there is an (often reasonable) sense in countries recovering from conflict (especially an internecine one where communities or even families were split) that opening tender wounds could reignite war.