Sentence examples for tender where from inspiring English sources

The tomatoes gain a wonderful roasted flavor, the bacon crisps on the edges and remains tender where it is protected, and the three elements need nothing more than a tiny bit of salt and some pepper.

Bruckner Eight doesn't really demand a preface, but it received one here in the form of Wagner's Siegfried Idyll in its original ­chamber scoring – intimate and tender where the ­symphony is enormous and often bleak, and ­highlighting Bruckner's ­occasional homage to the other composer, particularly in the second movement.

We focus on the strategic interaction between bidding in the tender and trading in the interbank market after the tender, where short squeezes could occur.

Even the tiny knots on top, where the dough was gathered, were tender where other models were dry and chewy, a trick accomplished by rolling out the wrappers so that they were thinner at the edges than in the middle.

When you connect that to the discouragement for the use of competitive tendering where no real market exists we have a manifesto that Navca can support.

Such a system has worked in some countries, however, but bankers worry that it could not be applied across the euro area without hitches.Some think the answer is a switch to "variable" tenders, where banks bid for the amount they want, and also give an interest rate at which they are prepared to deal; the central bank then accepts only the best bids.

The paper models fixed rate tenders, where a central bank offers to lend central bank funds to financial institutions.

And she has a knack for placing moments of tender horror where straightforward affection might otherwise live.

"We need to replace the current subsidy system with a highly competitive 'Dutch auction' or tender process where renewable energy developers fight one another for the right to install new capacity at the cheapest possible price".

There are many reasons why this simply won't wash: The regulations still give primacy to the "sole provider" exemption: the only relevant ground upon which CCGs can decline to go out to tender is where the service is only capable of being delivered by one provider – an impossibly high bar.

Another challenge was the so-called tender deck, where smaller craft are kept for day trips.