Sentence examples for system of tendering from inspiring English sources

According to both Lexchin and Attaran, Canada would do well to look to New Zealand's system of tendering — in which the country announces the need for a certain drug, lets suppliers compete and chooses the lowest bidder — as an example for how drug price regulations can be improved.

Tenders have a long tradition in the Israeli governance system, due to many years of tendering obligation instituted within the framework of the Municipalities Ordinance, governmental regulations (Shalev 1989), and finally, by the "Law of Obligatory Tendering-1992".

The Rose Bowl grew out of the ECB's system of competitive tendering, which shook up the established order of Test grounds and saw new venues rise up in Chester-Le-Street, Cardiff and, in Hampshire's case, in West End, on the outskirts of Southampton.

The costs of the poverty reduction measures would amount to €200m but would be made fiscally neutral through cuts in civil service spending and a new system of public tenders.

However, we believe these findings are generalizable to other drug classes and other hospitals in China based on the merits of our methodology as well as the realities of current regulations and tendering systems in China.

The report also calls for a national system of "credentialling" successful trusts so that only those with a proven track record could tender for management contracts and acquisition.

Both Montenegrin markas and deutschemarks (euros after July 2002) shall be legal tender for paying taxes and settling debts in Montenegro, and these legal-tender currencies shall be the only currencies used for final settlements in the payments system of Montenegro.

Where we are unique is in leaving most of our health system to the tender mercies of profit-maximizing investor-owned businesses.

"Learning Curve" is both a scathing indictment of a defective system and a tender study of the awesome awakening that makes being a teen-ager so frightening and fun.

This leads to a free market based system where expensive tendering processes will consume much of the CCG budgets and time.

This is because Leeds' e-tendering system, Council Tenders, is designed and hosted on the other side of the world by the government of Western Australia.