Sentence examples for tendering programs from inspiring English sources
To explore the current status (2010) of tendering programs for outpatient pharmaceuticals in the European countries and how these programs operate.
Result-oriented agri-environmental schemes for the promotion of plant diversity in grasslands are currently implemented within the framework of agri-environmental schemes in some federal states in Germany and in Switzerland (Oppermann and Gujer 2003; Schwarz and others 2008; Wittig and others 2006), as well as within the Bush Tender program in Australia (DSE 2008).
While tenders reduce poverty alleviation effects when informational rents of service providers are being squeezed, tendered PES programs do not reduce rents to zero under normal circumstances, and can therefore still deliver income transfers and contribute to poverty alleviation.
The group facilitated over 70company-sponsoredcompany-sponsoredograms and programsd over $2.5 billion in trandaction volume.
After all, apart from the relatively rare self-tender offer, buyback programs don't actually commit to purchases and have open-ended time frames.
Mr. Heron calls his program "Tender: An Evening of Songs, Situations and Stories About Shoes".
Sarim Fassi Fihri, head of the Producer's Guild, said government changes to procedures for awarding contracts to producers had affected even shows with high ratings, obliging them to submit tenders to a programming commission for new contracts.
But when I started looking into MBA programs at the tender age of 22, I found myself intrigued with the possibility of focusing on nonprofit management.
The research is particularly of interest to programs that include a tender mechanism or conservation covenant in their designs.
The people around us are rarely going to validate us – the best Lucy can do is to observe at the program's tenderest moment: "Charlie Brown is a blockhead, but he did get a nice tree".
The two programs that need volunteers most are "Welcome Baby" and "Tender Care Parenting".
