Sentence examples for tenders which from inspiring English sources

The government will dodge EU rules on open tenders (which is allowed for contracts affecting national security) to speed up the process.

"Following this there will be two complementary tenders, which may result in the award of the four licenses," Mr. Fabius said, without offering a timetable.

Probably the nicest stop was the Great Stirrup Cay, the company's private island in the Bahamas; it is reached by small boats called tenders, which can seat 50 to 100 people.

Agents and executives expect more teams to consider trading draft picks for restricted players, but a deep draft could stop some teams from going after players with the highest tenders, which would force them to sacrifice high-round draft picks.

And, though Hospital No. 31 says it did get equipment, it had to buy it through government tenders, which, as I've written about in the magazine, have become a major vehicle of corruption, especially in the purchase of medical equipment.

"I don't want tenders, which cost a lot of money and time, when a local provider is doing a good job.

She became tender, which shocked me because I was unaccustomed to tenderness in any form besides sirloin steak.

"He's a fixture of the neighborhood — the mayor, if you will," said Alan Kaplan, a director of Bra-Tenders, which sells lingerie to the film and theater industry from a suite in the Film Center Building at 630 Ninth Avenue, the centerpiece of Mr. Gibson's route.

The meat is not quite tender, which seems intentional, a reminder of origins.

One of the challenges behind Performr was tendering, which was a new process for us.

(Loin chops are more reliably tender, which is one reason they are also twice as expensive).