Summary
tender {noun}
voorslag · voorstel · inschrijving · gunning · aanbieding · bod · aanbod · aanbesteding
tender {adjective}
zorgvuldig · mals · zoet · zacht · liefelijk · teder · zorgzaam
to tender {verb}
voorslaan · uitloven · spelen · voorstellen · presenteren · indienen · vertonen · voordragen · bieden · aanbieden
English-Dutch translation for "tender"
"tender" Dutch translation
tender {noun}
I fail to understand why this proposal cannot wait until the Euro has been introduced as the sole legal tender, to July 2002.
Another proposal is that businesses found to have been involved in corruption in respect of projects in developing countries should thereafter be excluded from European tenders.
tender {noun} (also: subscription)
This means that the tendering authority does not have to accept the lowest tender.
It must be clear, however, that these bodies must be selected on the basis of an invitation to tender at Community level.
I do, though, have doubts about compliance with data protection provisions when contracts are put out to tender electronically.
Once the Commission has approved this directive, there will be an invitation to tender for the manufacture of these standard serums.
It is the tenderer with the financially most advantageous offer to whom the contract must be awarded.
tender {noun} (also: presentation, offer)
When account is taken of the economy, account should not, however, only be taken of the financially most advantageous tender.
tender {noun} (also: public tender)
Before the end of this year, 2006, the second tender procedure will have been concluded.
Because of problems with the invitation to tender, there were delays last year.
I would like to take up that question: is there an invitation to tender?
In the public call for tender of 1994, a figure of 1 053 potential users was given as an indication.
Currently, the project to develop SIS II is at the stage of publishing the call for tender.
tender {adjective}
tender {adj.} (also: precise, on time, accurate, punctual)
"Tender" is another word I would love to spend some time resurrecting.
Some of them are fierce; some of them are wrathful; some of them are tender; some of them are wise.
He is clearly a tender, loving thing.
Sickness, health, tender violence.
to tender {verb}
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to offer)
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to promise, to offer)
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to play, to put on the stage, to offer, to give)
Generalising the call for tenders procedure could favour all the pressures for eliminating universal service.
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to perform, to present with, to present, to represent)
To overcome this methodology, the Commission called for tender for studies to measure Internet access prices in the EU.
That is why my services will shortly publish a call for tenders, launching a study on accessibility to digital television.
Within the proposals, authorisation periods and tendering are thought to be market-orientated measures that will increase services and competition.
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to present with, to put on the stage, to give, to perform)
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to present, to perform, to present with, to put on the stage)
I therefore ask: is Commissioner Solbes Mira going to tender his resignation?
To overcome this methodology, the Commission called for tender for studies to measure Internet access prices in the EU.
That is why my services will shortly publish a call for tenders, launching a study on accessibility to digital television.
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to perform, to point out, to exhibit, to demonstrate)
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to declaim, to recite, to offer)
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to bid, to offer)
I would add that as a result of access to ACP countries, these countries have the right to bid on anything we tender relating to them.
Such a cut-off date would not in all cases offer sufficient opportunity for organizing tendering procedures and the negotiating and/ or drawing up of contracts.
to tender [tendered|tendered] {vb} (also: to perform, to present with, to present, to put on the stage)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "tender":
© Princeton Universityaffectionate · fond · lovesome · warm · sensitive · sore · raw · crank · cranky · tippy · untoughened · tenderize · tenderise · offer · bid · supply ship · ship's boat · pinnace · cutter · attendant
Usage examples
Usage examples for "tender" in Dutch
Similar words
temporary · temptation · tempting · ten · tenacious · tenant · tench · tendencious · tendency · tendentious · tender · tenderloin · tenderness · tendon · tenement · Tenerife · Tennessee · tennis · tenor · tens · tense
Have a look at the English-Swahili dictionary by bab.la.