Sentence examples for approach to procurement from inspiring English sources

"Most corporations can save 15 to 30percentt by standardizing their approach to procurement, and most universities can as well," Mr. Mankins said.

The government's approach to procurement lacks clarity and fails to understand the wider concept of public value that could be the prize of a more visionary approach.

Thanks to John's work, government now has a much sharper approach to procurement and a much tighter grip on this spending".

Kent county council has developed an innovative approach to procurement: potential applicants for multimillion-pound waste contracts are encouraged to consider how they can support arts and culture, opening up income streams for artists.

This new directive encourages innovation, e-procurement and the use of small- and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the introduction of social benefits into contracts, centralised procurement and a commercial approach to procurement.

With the help of a new system, we are taking a more strategic approach to procurement, looking beyond our immediate responsibilities, tracking back down the supply chain to check the provenance of what we are buying.

The notice has prompted comment that the procurement will hinder the Efficiency and Reform Group's (ERG) efforts to develop a more centralised approach to IT procurement in central government.

Its lazy approach to software procurement leaves the Commission open to allegations of inertia, and worse".

He is helping to bring in a hard-nosed approach to defence procurement, for example.

Business interruption risk and price volatility mean that an increasing number of businesses are taking a strategic approach to energy procurement.

On Thursday the government will reiterate its "one government as customer" message to suppliers in a meeting in which it will solicit feedback on its approach to ICT procurement.