Sentence examples for contracting organisation from inspiring English sources
A website service and call centre operation will also be required to support the service and the service provider must ensure their system integrates, if necessary, with the current parking systems used by each contracting organisation.
If local expertise is essential for high-quality commissioning, then employing a non-local external commercial or not-for-profit provider to develop and supply such expertise puts the contracting organisation in a vulnerable position, as the contracting organisation becomes increasingly dependent on the external provider (as illustrated by vignette 4).
While the larger contracting organisations have been quick to get involved in social media platforms, SMEs have lagged behind.
"The system proposed must allow for expansion for future variations which may incorporate other areas of the contracting organisations' service provision, for example, permit payments, suspensions, penalty charge notices and other non-parking related payments," says the notice.
Oil firm Total said the four who died worked for contract organisations.
Oil firm Total confirmed that the three men and one woman who died all worked for contract organisations.
They could be classified as public business brokers or public research contract organisations.
Locally we have yet to identify a single penny to enable me to ban the council from contracting with organisations that use them.
Their task is to tell the doctors taking part in the trials, in each participant's own language, which patients to dose when with what, to ensure that a statistically meaningful result will emerge from the trial.The computers belong to Covance, a leading contract-research organisation (CRO), and thus an example of a type of pharmaceutical company that scarcely existed 15 years ago.
Jeff Williams, the boss of Clinipace, a contract-research organisation, has said that the small to medium-sized drugs firms his company works for manage to get their candidate drugs through development for less than $500m.Another criticism of Tufts's work is that it is based on secret data provided by a self-selected group of drug companies.
