Sentence examples for cost of procuring from inspiring English sources

The potential cost of procuring services for the cross-government identity assurance programme has been slashed from £240m to £30m, which Bracken put down to the procurement now being more geared towards a commissioning model.

He said the programme would cost about £20bn over 10 years - much more than the £6.2bn previously mentioned by ministers as the cost of procuring systems to hold patient records, transmit medical data and book hospital appointments.

Operating below the design inlet velocity (at a lower Stokes number) to reduce pressure losses (Euler number) would reduce both the financial and the environmental cost of procuring electricity.

We find, using detailed data from Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania for example, that something on the order of 30%to35%5% of individual food aid shipments are delivered for a total cost, including freight, less than the cost of procuring the same food locally.

The cost of procuring the renewable energy would only be passed on to those customers who select this option and not impact anybody else.

By the time GAVI countries were expected to assume the cost of procuring AD syringes, the price was sufficiently low to make it easier and more affordable for governments to begin procuring on their own.

Government officials and corporate executives said that they would take pains in the future to avoid using Aum companies as subcontractors, but that doing so was likely to increase the costs of procuring some software.

The dispatch problem for the microgrid's conventional generators is formulated as a quadratic, mixed-integer program minimizing total generation costs comprising of gas turbine fuel costs as well as the costs of procuring from the reserve market.

The announcement allayed fears that costs of procuring electricity for utility customers would eat all or most of the 3-cent-a-kilowatt-hour rate increase for 9 million customers of Southern California Edison and Pacific Gas & Electric Co.

Patient/family costs included the costs of procuring abortions, out-of-pocket costs, transportation, and upkeep while procuring abortions and seeking treatment for complications, and self-medication.

Concerns include difficulties in aggregating rights to many patent claims and costs of procuring multiple licenses (royalty-stacking), often described as the anticommons effect, and securing rights already exclusively licensed to others by prior agreement (blocking problems).