Sentence examples for tender practices from inspiring English sources

Ontario's ministry of tourism, which oversees the Niagara Parks Commission, has started an audit and a review of the commission's tender practices.

But tendering practices tend to favour larger, private sector organisations with the economies of scale and expertise to handle the bureaucracy.

The audit noted an implicit bias in government commissioning and tendering practices toward large organisations and the private sector, seen most recently in the Work Programme.

The time limits were either ignored or extended by multiple decrees, meaning that all notes of these issues remained legal tender in practice until 21 August 2006.

Formerly a backup singer for the reliable hitmakers Aventura, Toby Love, who uses his own falsetto for emphasis, has had plenty of practice being tender.

CCG members are required to withdraw from voting on issues if they have a financial or practice interest in a tender.

It's the practice of leaning into tender moments of reflection in the midst of the hustle and bustle of life.

Ideally the soufflé will have a tender, semi-molten centre and with practice you can refine your skills to recognise when the soufflé has reached this stage.

Boris took note and duly had Transport for London invite a small number of other practices (their names undisclosed) to tender for the project.

The Simeon Rice saga ended yesterday when the disgruntled defensive end signed a $4.25 million, one-year tender offer and returned in time to practice with the Arizona Cardinals.

The CTC applies normal tendering procedures and abides by proven performance practices.