Sentence examples for tendering on from inspiring English sources

Finally, due to data availability and the selection of products and time series, it was not possible to observe the effect of tendering on pharmaceutical markets in Germany and the Netherlands, which is also something that future research could focus on.

At present, many parts of the NHS are subject to competitive tendering on cost and volume.

Writing for the Guardian, Lord Warner says: the Labour leadership has decided to put down a motion to annul these regulations, apparently on the grounds that they will force compulsory competitive tendering on the NHS.

But Labour argues that the regulations "mandate market tendering on the medical profession in all but the most exceptional circumstances".

Comparable studies of the effect of competitive tendering on the taxi service industry have not been carried out in Norway, and to the author's knowledge nowhere else either.

The most interesting observation is that after the introduction of competitive tendering on the health contracts the unit prices in this segment changed less than in the other segments.

A large proportion of these bills is sold to the clearing banks, which do not tender on their own account.

"In some of these countries, we have, a pretty decent customer base where people are tendered on a VPN," Luber said.

A contract to examine the feasibility, costs and benefits of three different renovation options was put out to tender on 15 May.

However, Tillet had tendered on the basis of a 48 hour week at inside rates, and paying extra would have caused significant financial problems.

Skip the fried oysters; these flat ovals are mere shadows of what should be plump orbs of crunchy-on-the-outside, tender-on-the-inside deliciousness.