Sentence examples for tendering by from inspiring English sources
She also suggested that the process during the 1990s that ultimately led Lockheed to provide the United States with its next fighter jet was a surrogate for traditional tendering by Canada.
"Local charities will welcome the report because it addresses one of the most damaging threats they face – the unnecessary and wasteful use of competitive tendering by local authority and local NHS commissioners".
Tender by Nigel Slater is published by Fourth Estate at £30.
Check the squash is tender by piercing with a knife.
From "Tender," by Nigel Slater (2011): Leek-and-pancetta risotto; kale with golden raisins and onions.
But the reported resignations tendered by two, possibly three, ministers last week looked like more than carelessness.
The winning bid in the second tender, by the company Medical Group SK, cost significantly more, €1.6m.
By March, they will no longer be accepted as legal tender by retailers.
About 20.3 million Newport News shares were tendered by July 6, General Dynamics said.
Such questions are tendered by Mr. Williams's gruff tiger in an offhand, conversational tone that considerably lightens their weightiness.
See articleAlstom, a French conglomerate, sounded positive about a $17 billion offer for its energy assets tendered by General Electric.
