Sentence examples for tendered through from inspiring English sources
The regulations aren't saying that all contracts over €750,000 must be tendered through Europe.
Such is the pressure on budgets that some elderly care contracts are now tendered through reverse eBay style auctions, in which providers underbid each other live online.
McManus expects to tender through the Official Journal of the European Union for both the data centre and web hosting services this autumn.
The cash tender offer, through a wholly-owned Dell subsidiary, is for all outstanding shares of 3PAR common stock, without interest, and subject to reduction for any federal back-up withholding or other taxes.
Noting that the pro se liaison officer had filed submission on behalf of Milošević requesting admission of documents tendered as evidence through witness Obrad Stevanović and setting forth arguments in support of their admission into evidence.
Noting that pro se liaison officer had filed submission on behalf of Milošević requesting admission of documents tendered as evidence through witness Obrad Stevanović and setting forth arguments in support of their admission into evidence.
A policy committee acts as the steering group with funds administered according to Bank procedures and implemented through tendered sub-contracts to NGOs and private contractors.
We're bringing together a panel with a wide range of expertise – from social enterprises with tendering experience through to commissioners with experience of the process.
But at the heart of the process lies the provision of education in prison through regularly tendered contracts with a variety of further education college providers.
This study presents an optimization model as a methodology for the transit regulator (or a government authority) to design bus transit route packages to be tendered out to contesting operators through competitive tendering (CT).
On the street, these bills were instantly exchanged for Deutsche marks, dollars, and other forms of legal tender through teams of street-level money changers, who funnelled the proceeds to private savings institutions and six state-run banks.
