EDF said that if Consob set the tender price at more than 84 euro cents, or $1.10 ,a share, it would nullify the entire deal.
For assessment of the ACR data set, the tender and swollen joint counts and five components were scored as '0' when the patient did not satisfy a component criterion, '1' when the patient did satisfy a component criterion or missing when no data were available.
Grilled eggplant, capers, tomatoes, black olives and basil blended with simple lemon-olive oil dressing to set off the tender grilled octopus, but next time I'll make sure that the octopus is merely pieces of a whole, and not myriad babies.
But if we set these tender imaginings aside for a moment we see "The Shepherd's Hut" for what it really is; an incredible waste of money that could have been spent much better elsewhere.
A group of private equity firms is set to open the tender for its takeover of information provider VNU on Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The look is part swimming-pool, part-mausoleum, part-night-club: an unforgiving setting for the tender twosome to fall in love, but a great place for Frances Bourne's saucy Stéphano to spray graffiti.
The rent was set by tender, at €2,118,310 for the first five years.
However, the government never set up tender contests to pick its corporate partners, encouraging corruption.
In 1998, Gwyneth Paltrow won an Oscar for her role in Shakespeare in Love and then went into semi-retirement in England, at the tender age of 26, setting the career template for the winners that followed: Charlize Theron (28, Monster) Reese Witherspoon (29, Walk the Line) and most recently Natalie Portman (29, Black Swan).
Constancy and change are the tides of this tender book, which sets the provisional moment against what might have been and what endures.
That night Tsipras appeared on television tendering his resignation and setting the stage for a snap parliamentary election in which he hoped to receive a new mandate from Greek voters.
