Sentence examples for because of procurement from inspiring English sources

Armed forces minister Bill Rammell denied troops' lives were being put in jeopardy because of procurement process failings.

Approximately eight additional lungs could not be included because of procurement effects, such as lacerations, or noticeable consolidation that would affect weight measurement results.

The exact cost of these regimens to different institutions may well vary because of negotiated procurement discounts and will, therefore, need to be considered by each institution individually.

In recent years, social organizations in China have undergone explosive growth because of the government procurement of services (Wang et al. 2014).

This is a limitation of point-of-care echocardiography in the ICU because the procurement of different acoustic windows varies and presents different degrees of difficulty for mastery [21].

Because of the sensitivity of procurement issues, Supply Division has always published information on major international procurement solicitation notices, and international contracts awarded, as well as annual procurement data by supplier, country, amount, and type of service or commodity.

Economists watch the figures for housing starts and permits each month because the procurement of a permit to build and the start of construction provide a snapshot of the economy in a variety of ways, including the level of confidence in the economy, the state of the jobs market and possible spending by builders and consumers.

The chair of the committee, Louise Ellman, is to ask McLoughlin whether the fiasco will delay completion of the Thameslink contract because of concerns over DfT procurement processes.

Indeed, the success of our troops is at risk in Afghanistan because of the failures in procurement policy to get them the vehicles and helicopters they need.

A spokeswoman said the investor could not be named because of laws around public procurement, as there may now be other potential investors.

The military has spent more than £1bn on an armoured vehicle programme in the last 13 years but been unable to deliver any of the original equipment because of failures in the procurement process, a report claims.