Sentence examples for When procuring from inspiring English sources

When procuring a product from a supplier, a buyer faces the problem of designing a payment scheme to screen the supplier's quality level and cost.

When procuring goods and services outside of the United States, a recipient should endeavor to comply with 2 CFR 200.321 where practicable.

"When procuring critical infrastructure, it is necessary for authorities to understand the extent to which proposers act as the alter egos of our country's rivals," Horner said.

When procuring welfare-to-work projects to employment service providers, governments face the problems of adverse selection (the winning provider is not the most efficient one) and moral hazard (the winning provider shirks in its responsibility to reintegrate unemployed people).

"When procuring a solution across the business, it is important to procure a system that is not only the best now but will also be the best in the future.

Reputation makes a difference when procuring public funds for these projects as well.

To inject the jarring perspective of medicine and science into this rather perverse discussion: transplanted organs function best when procured from brain dead (heart still beating) donors.

Social media, while generally a legitimate celebrity mouthpiece, especially when procured from a verified account, is no longer a place to post thoughts and feelings, but a forum rife with advertising potential and contract obligations that celebrities have to fulfill.

This is also likely to mean that such products when procured by the public sector are more appealing to users, less stigmatising and cheaper because of the larger market.

The most utilised PPI was rabeprazole (DDDs basis), which had the highest expenditure/DDD for both the originator (when procured) and the generic versus the other oral PPIs (Table  2).

State department of health laboratory directors actively promoted research by supporting advanced education; making facilities and funding available for individual projects; and, when possible, procuring new facilities.