Sentence examples for to submit competitive from inspiring English sources

With the passage of the amendment in 1997, these industries were opened to foreign competition for the first time, obliging Petrobras to submit competitive bids to the Agência Nacional do Petróleo (ANP National Petroleum Agencyy), the state organ responsible for granting concessions to produce oil and gas on Brazilian territory.

The developers will then compile a short list of prospects who will be asked to submit competitive design and operation plans.

The claim was in a lawsuit by another company, Clear Channel Entertainment, which argued that the city had failed to "afford others the opportunity to submit competitive proposals" for what had become a "new project".

"BME women in generic refuges often face racism from other clients or staff and their cultural needs are not met". Unlike larger organisations, such as housing associations, small refuges often do not have the staff or experience to submit competitive bids, according to Imkaan.

He proposed adjusting reimbursement rates to physicians and hospitals and requiring private plans in the Medicare Advantage category to submit competitive bids.

The Japan Times columnist Marty Kuehnert believes that since no other team is allowed to submit competitive counter-offers, negotiations result in salaries below the player's market value.

The government used to make defence firms submit competitive fixed-price bids.

For this reason, many regard as short-sighted Governor McGreevey's decision to cut off financing for the state's Commission for Science and Technology, which provides seed money for researchers to submit more competitive grants application to Washington.

It is suggested that if the original tender documentation had been prepared using a SIM rather than CAD, the quality of information presented to the contractor would have enabled them to submit a competitive bid for the works.

AgustaWestland, which was expected to be Sikorsky's biggest rival, said in a statement that several aspects of the bid process "inhibit our ability to submit a competitive offering" and "provide a significant advantage to our likely competitor".

As both competitors are faced with the choice of submitting a winning bid, or bankruptcy, following Bertrand's theory they will be expected to submit a competitive bid.