For example, in the United Kingdom, Agnes Reeves Taylor, the former wife of Charles Taylor, removed assets and placed them in the names of close relatives just prior to the adoption of Security Council resolution 1532 (2004). In both November 2003 and February 2004, she transferred over 100,000 to an account at Wachovia bank in the United States.

It was launched without the approval of the Cabinet or the Civil Aviation Authority and its three aircraft were leased without a tender process.

The fourth borehole drilling survey was launched by means of a contract signed in November 2004 in the framework of an open invitation for international tenders.

In the past few years mobile reverse auction have evolved.

There was no open, competitive tender process, and the contract was not referred to the Monopolies and Contracts Commission.

By law you've got to bid, and so on and so forth.

In March 2008, Turkey opened the bidding for the construction of the plant.

Improvement of the competitiveness of Greek Agriculture

Improvement of competitiveness of agricultural enterprises

What we are demanding is a more level playing field.

Britain failed to put in place an effective competition policy.

The weapons producer Krauss Maffei Wegmann was contracted to deliver 270 of its Leopard 2 A7 tanks.

As the rainfall decreased, many of the cities further away from Lake Titicaca began to tender less foodstuffs to the elites.

The Council of Members shall designate the independent auditor by holding a tender in which at least three relevant specialized firms shall take part.

We have all heard about the Egyptian Ministry of Interior's tender to purchase programs and applications in order to monitor social networking websites and blogs and to survey public opinion.

We basically tried to create the most competitive environment for our lab as possible.

MISs can help a company gain a competitive advantage.

During a Nigerian mini bid round in 2006, ONGC Mittal was offered the right of first refusal for three blocks.

The challenge is thus to convert comparative advantages into competitiveness.

Policymakers need a Plan B in the event that one proves necessary, modeled on America s rapid resolution of insolvent savings and loans in the early 1990s, together with sales of toxic assets in large blocks (to prevent so called adverse selection from unraveling any bidding process).

This process will be implemented annually until 2013. The Ministry of Defence has announced a tender with a view to selecting a company to carry out the liquidation.

Forty years ago, South Korea had a comparative advantage in growing rice.

Working in so uncompetitive a market is a real stroke of luck.

It was also helping the private sector to promote industrial development and make developing countries more competitive.

It is clear that in this context, the contracting parties are not of equal bargaining power.

Apathy was lower in the 2008 election, which featured a competitive election for president.

The process of globalization had largely affected the business environment for SMEs, and it was becoming increasingly important for firms to become internationally competitive, if they were to survive.

And so today, I'm going to show you four, because I hope to have a competitive advantage at the end of this, still.

Contemporary Russians consume competitive products Nestle cereals, Mercedes cars, Hollywood movies.

Visualizing the user's information and providing an intelligible interface is an opportunity for competitive advantage.

Users can set up a competitive game of up to 32 players and up to 8 players for co op.

Equally important is to establish a competitive environment for ISPs.

That, in turn, requires making Greek goods and services more competitive relative to those of the country s trading partners.

Similarly, many company bosses know that pretending that climate problems do not exist is bad for shareholders, because reality will one day strike.

Japan's political leadership needs to be founded on a competitive but stable political structure.

Conversations about other people (usually absent), which may be either critical, competitive, or supportive.

Technology management is set of management disciplines that allows organizations to manage their technological fundamentals to create competitive advantage.

There is a proliferation of actors in the sector, and the industry is competitive on a regional basis.

There are 40 platforms and vessels around the world that could have submitted a tender for the drilling of the deep water (1,600 meter) oil exploration well off Cuban coasts.

They hope for an upturn in the economic climate, or to get a comparative advantage in the ferocious competition for first jobs. They are, above all, gaining time.

Chebet began pacemaking in marathon races in 2009 and made his competitive debut over the distance in 2010.

High transportation and distribution costs can render sections of an economy uncompetitive.

ISPs would benefit from more competitive conditions for the purchase of international leased circuit capacity.

The relationships among local authorities are generally competitive and this competitiveness may be exploited for purposeful ends.

The introduction of a competitive environment for access to the factors of production increases social differentiation in the countryside and polarizes agriculture into two types competitive modern faming systems oriented solely towards the market, and family subsistence farming, which embraces most of the workers on the land.