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предлагане на оферта
английски
английски
български
български
tendering СЪЩ ТЪРГ
tendering (of goods)
collusive tendering
tender1 [ˈtendəʳ, Am -dɚ] ПРИЛ
1. tender a. прен (not tough):
tender kiss, heart
tender material
tender material
2. tender (easily damaged by cold):
3. tender (painful):
I. tender2 [ˈtendəʳ, Am -dɚ] СЪЩ
1. tender (formal offer):
2. tender (payment):
II. tender2 [ˈtendəʳ, Am -dɚ] ГЛАГ прх form
tender apologies
tender resignation
III. tender2 [ˈtendəʳ, Am -dɚ] ГЛАГ нпрх
tender3 [ˈtendəʳ, Am -dɚ] СЪЩ
1. tender (railway wagon):
2. tender (boat):
3. tender (container in fire engine):
tender-hearted [ˌtendəˈhɑːtɪd, Am ˈtendɚˌhɑːrt̬ɪd] ПРИЛ
collusive tendering
collusive tendering
competitive bidding [or tendering]
български
български
английски
английски
Present
Itender
youtender
he/she/ittenders
wetender
youtender
theytender
Past
Itendered
youtendered
he/she/ittendered
wetendered
youtendered
theytendered
Present Perfect
Ihavetendered
youhavetendered
he/she/ithastendered
wehavetendered
youhavetendered
theyhavetendered
Past Perfect
Ihadtendered
youhadtendered
he/she/ithadtendered
wehadtendered
youhadtendered
theyhadtendered
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Anti-competitive practices including cartels, abusive monopolies, predatory pricing, collusive tendering, exclusive market sharing agreements, bid rigging etc. have negative effects on both consumers and producers.
www.ghanaweb.com
Historically, it was precisely these tacit, collusive accommodations that made the marriage of convenience not only tenable but pleasant enough.
bigthink.com
The investigation had also found no evidence of conspiracy or collusive relationship between officers and the now defunct paper or any other media.
www.thisislocallondon.co.uk
It was shown that in many of the building trades both manufacturers and dealers, often with the collusive aid of labour leaders, had organized to fix prices and prevent competition.
en.wikipedia.org
Big players can act like conductors, and smaller players can act like the orchestra, in coordinating on tacitly collusive pricing behaviour.
theconversation.com