Sentence examples for tendered at from inspiring English sources

Says "Of course all the advices which I tendered at Lord John Stevens were provided on an unpaid basis".

Bids for new projects are usually tendered at the design stage, and the cost estimates often turn out to be far too optimistic once construction begins.

Documents tendered at Icac show that in mid-December 2010 Thomson texted Gallacher asking, "How's our Big Man going with the $120k".

But Friday afternoon, Accredited said the price was settled two weeks ago, when 97percentt of the company's shares were tendered at $15.10.

That would mean that to complete the transaction, hedge-fund holdings of 8 billion to 10 billion euros in bonds would have to be tendered at a price below 35 cents.

To recap, Reuters reported last night that a total of €26.5bn was tendered at an average price of 33.4% of face value by the close of play on Friday, citing a senior eurozone official.

In parallel to rising demand for services, 68% of Homeless Link members have experienced cuts to services, and Edwards talks of services being re-tendered at lower rates, which means charities have to reduce costs by laying off staff, reducing night cover in hostels and turning people away.

Had I read them earlier, "Tender at the Bone" would have been a completely different book.

First, almost every insider plans to tender at the price of $6.35 a share.

"We will not tender at $86.50," said Samuel D. Isaly, managing partner of OrbiMed Advisors.

The current broadcasting deal ends in 2013 and the League is expected to begin putting the next one out to tender at the end of this season.