Sentence examples for when tendering from inspiring English sources
"The seconds longer you spend in scanning you save when tendering your payment".
But even so, the EU already prevents government from allowing British companies any special status when tendering for contracts.
The Social Value Act, which came into effect in 2014, is designed tto discriminate in favour of businesses that generate social as well as economic value when tendering for local government contracts, and many companies have recognised the business case for real and meaningful community engagement,.
As Mrs van den Burg said, there could be difficulties when tendering is a possibility.
When tender, blitz them in a processor till smooth.
Chuck or brisket will take 2 hours or longer; it is done when tender.
The 2006 Daughtry debut album was a robust celebration of stoicism, hardy even when tender.
When tender, remove as much fat from surface as possible; discard bouquet garni.
To cook noodles, drop them into boiling salted water; they'll be done when tender, in less than 3 minutes.
Alinghi 5 created a frisson of excitement around noon, two hours after the scheduled start, when tenders moved it off its dock.
When they and their fellow conservative townsfolk discover Ichabod's liberal ways — and when tender feelings blossom between him and Katrina — he becomes the scapegoat for the horseman's latest outrages.
