Or perhaps tendering for new contracts, capitalising on the opportunities that large scale projects - such as the Olympics - provide?
The finding creates a headache for the Premier League, which next year will start tendering for new broadcast contracts which come into effect in 2013.
Moreover, it's hard to prevent them from successfully tendering for new waste con- tracts, because they use front companies headed by directors with no criminal records or simply pay people to find suitable dumping grounds.
There is little evidence of commissioners using market-style elements of commissioning, such as decommissioning or tendering for new forms of service, in planning and purchasing long-term condition services.
It has revealed that commissioning services for people with long-term conditions appears to be characterised by a predominance of relational commissioning, with little evidence of commissioners using the 'harder' elements of commissioning practice (such as tendering for new forms of service).
This bug usually feeds at the edges of vineyards, and then only on tender new shoots.
In mourning, though, she feels a tender new kinship with him.
But just as there are always tender new shoots, so there are tender new readers ready to curl up fireside with, say, Katharine S. White's "Onward and Upward in the Garden".
The tender, new leaves of violets can be used in salads, as well as the blooms themselves.
Aphids are beginning to make their appearance on rose buds and the tender new growth of many plants.
