Sentence examples for tendering of from inspiring English sources

They advocate new state-funded but independent schools; the establishment of more co-operatives by NHS employees; the tendering of more welfare-to-work services to private providers.

It has done useful work in various fields, such as research and the publication of statistics and the tendering of monetary advice to less-developed countries.

The opening up to competition of such important high-value services has roused anger among opponents of the tendering of state-funded care.

In the latter case, she said, the tenant can use the tendering of the checks as a defense to the suit.

This novel held a particularly piquant interest for me, since its arrival coincided with the tendering of my resignation from this column.

Fevered debate as to when precisely Ally McCoist will vacate office as the Rangers manager will be matched only by that over whether his tenure can be deemed a success following the tendering of his resignation.

Franchise players will receive one-year tenders of varying values.

He balked at the lowest tender of $125,000 for construction.

The general election and change of administration last May held up the tender of government work.

His last publication, A Tender of Peace (1935), called for a powerful League of Nations to enforce peace.

Those songs are some of the most melodic and tender of Mr. Reed's career.