Sentence examples for the tender which from inspiring English sources

It is still possible that neither of the American-backed bidders will win the tender, which is expected to be decided in January.

A silver cable connected the shark to the tender, which ran alongside the middle of the Ocearch, about thirty yards off, then turned slowly to swing past the cradle.

It's a feat of empathy, balanced between the harsh and the tender, which survives the momentary wobble when an excessively interesting minor character is introduced two-thirds of the way through ('Amy's face had great delicacy.

We also included the requirements for the survey outlined in the Department of Health tender, which contained issues which the Department believed to be of importance to patients, as well as specific issues which were linked to payments in the general practitioner contract.

UNICEF highlighted changes that suppliers can expect to see in the upcoming tender which will seek to leverage the supply function to get better results for children.

Some examples of the second batch (70025 70029) were equipped with the BR1A tender, which had a higher water capacity of 5,000 gallons.

Brees was absent from the team's minicamps and had expressed reluctance to sign the franchise tender, which would have compensated Brees with a one-year, guaranteed contract.

Stephen Joseph, chief executive of the Campaign for Better Transport, says the department "has moved away from the lowest cost tender, which got them into serious trouble with the West Coast franchise … to one that rewards quality".

Bring the pan almost to the boil, then reduce to a gentle simmer and cook until the beans are tender, which should take about 1 hour, depending on the age of your beans.

For this the locomotives ran with a new version of the large eight-wheel tender which held 9 long tons of coal.

They do admit, however, that they face difficult decisions regarding the need to tender which, in a nutshell, is a tool for commissioners to facilitate competition.