Sentence examples for provision of tender from inspiring English sources

Assurance of God's love doesn't come packaged in a tidy little prayer, it is delivered through consistent provision of tender care by the children's caretakers.

Indeed, many care staff in our study (in particular inexperienced staff) struggled to channel their feelings in order to foster professionalism and secure the provision of tender end-of-life care.

In the survey, 71% of participants said they believed that cradle-to-grave NHS care regardless of ability to pay was likely to disappear in England in the forseeable future, and 74% said they feared that the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition "has an ultimate agenda to tender provision of GP services to large private providers in England".

Jewett compares Mac's story to that of Abraham, because "just like Sledge's story, [it] centers on the provision of a future through the tender mercies of God".

It may therefore be possible, during this period, that public service operators from markets not yet affected by the provisions of this Regulation tender for public service contracts in markets that have been opened to controlled competition more rapidly.

Key actions for tender programmes, in order of decreasing importance, are the: (a) provision of adequate funding, (b) development of flexible tender designs to aid organisational efficiency, (c) promotion of landholder competition, (d) identification of low-cost means of monitoring, and (e) establishment of strong relationships with landholders.

This can be achieved inter alia by referring to European standards, by introducing electronic accessibility (eAccessibility) requirements for public procurement procedures and the provision of services relating to calls for tender, and by implementing legislation upholding the rights of the disabled.

But at the heart of the process lies the provision of education in prison through regularly tendered contracts with a variety of further education college providers.

Numismatic historian Walter Breen criticized both the legal tender provision and the coin in general, stating that the coin's issuance was "an expensive mistake – its motivation mere greed, its design a triumph of dullness, its domestic circulation and legal tender status a disastrous provision of law leading only to ghastly abuses".

2. A series of tender tales [graphic].

The Tender Point Index was calculated as the sum of each positive tender point score divided by the total number of tender points.