Sentence examples for that they tender from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Dell shareholders, Mr. Icahn and his partner, Southeastern Asset Management, proposed giving shareholders a warrant to buy a share in the struggling computer company at $20 apiece for every four shares that they tender.

The Iraqis have until Friday to say whether they will comply with Mr. Bremer's request that they tender the names of prominent Iraqis to sit on the political council.

They also quote selling rates for treasury bills that they acquire at the weekly tender in competition with each other and with any other banks that may tender, including the Bank of England.

MOST fin fish have qualities in common, and chief among these is that they become tender quickly.

After so much exertion, it was no surprise that they favored a tender encore, Fauré's Berceuse (Op. 16).

There were a few also-rans, too: lackluster risotto fritters, an ordinary dish of fried chicken cutlets topped with mozzarella and tomatoes, and beef tenderloin medallions that were tender but overcooked; they would have been nicer pink in the center.

Both exchange companies had said that they expected investors to tender their holdings close to the deadline.

At that tender age, they have to really develop the confidence in themselves and also feel like they have a grasp on the skills necessary to handle problems".

And when charities decide to become demanding, there is often a danger that they go for tendering, which can produce cheap costs but not best value".

Britons may love Madonna, but not with quite that tender passion they felt for Diana (and feel for young Prince William).

The Angels informed veteran right-hander Jerome Williams Monday afternoon that they will not be tendering him a contract for 2014, according to a person familiar with the decision but not authorized to speak publicly about it.