Sentence examples for tender terms from inspiring English sources

"I would hear about Edward, as he was called then, in very positive and respectful and tender terms.

People could mark the day on their own tender terms -- as my family continued to do for years afterward.

A whip-smart numbers wonk, Mr. Lhota seemed to let his voice rise only when he spoke about the authority's sprawling budget, which he described, in almost tender terms, as "a living organism".

The tender terms stipulated that only companies with previous nuclear construction experience could apply, and Mr. Bartuska said all three bidders were "very serious and have the ability," to meet the tender requirements.

Shortly before Christmas, Wilbur Smith, the writer of airport novels, gave an interview to a Sunday newspaper in which he spoke of his four wives in the following tender terms: "Two of them died on me, the first one hates me, and this one loves me, so I've covered the whole spectrum".

Saying NO doesn't have to come off harsh and can actually be couched in some tender terms to help soften the blow.

This is competitive tendering, in terms of law and tax enforcement, and Britain comes in lower than other American and European rivals.

Owing to the specific regulations of the taxi industry entry regulation, regulated prices (on non-contract market segments) and the obligation to provide transport services at odd hours actors such as the Taxi Owners Associationn have argued that the benefits from competitive tendering, in terms of public savings, are less than the cost in terms of lower service provision.

The seven-hour-grilled lamb (cooked in a mold on the grill) with mashed potatoes (100 pesos) brings new meaning to the term tender.

After initially opposing the sale of the country's two main ports – in Piraeus and the northern city of Thessaloniki – the Tsipras government relaunched tenders after the terms of a €86bn bailout, Greece's third, were finally agreed last August.

The RADAI is a self-administered, 5-item questionnaire [ 6] used to assess the following: (1) global disease activity in the past 6 months, (2) disease activity in terms of tender and swollen joints, (3) arthritis pain, (4) duration of morning stiffness, and (5) tender joints (16-joint count).