Obeid was accused of failing to disclose a family interest in the cafes while lobbying to have the leases renewed without a tender process taking place, to the financial benefit of his family.
Boil new potatoes or Jersey Royals (halve or quarter any big'uns) until tender.
Any company could start a law business and tender for the local franchise for legal aid, to be provided by lawyers whose caseload will be so great, and whose pay so small, that doing what is right for the individual client is impossible, and justice becomes a conveyor belt from arrest to prison.
It is a profound, complex letter, as brutal as it is tender, as Catholic as it is reformed, as conservative as it is radical.
Macdonald faces prosecution over granting a coal mining exploration licence in the Hunter valley to Doyles Creek Mining, a company owned by former mining union official John Maitland, without putting out a tender.
Now, at the tender age of 72, he is preparing to add a new string to his bow.
The government wanted to increase the $250,000 to $300,000 annual rent and to put the leases out to public tender when they expired in August 2005.
Allan was a bully at school, and his first appearance in court was at the tender age of 15 for knifing a workmate.
When your bacon joint is tender, remove from the heat and flake off the meat.
You can sit in the courtyard around a brazier and eat llama a la pobre – fatty, tender llama meat on the bone, served with chips, fried eggs and onions.
If the network operator decides SBR is necessary this winter, it will launch a competitive tender for a specific amount of spare capacity.
