Sentence examples for dedicated procurement from inspiring English sources

Second, dedicated procurement policies are hardly free market and could only be really justified in the face of extreme distortions in procurement practice caused, for example, by discrimination.

There is a dedicated procurement channel which would allow the U.S. and its partners to monitor the import of nuclear-related goods into Iran, which allows us a great vantage point to prevent any cheating.

In the budget materials submitted to the President by the Board in connection with the submission to Congress, pursuant to section 1105 of title 31, of the budget for each fiscal year, the Board shall ensure that a separate, dedicated procurement line item is designated for the services of an Inspector General under subsection (a).

A dedicated online procurement hub to buy police products was set up, but only 2% of the £1.7bn spent on police kit is using the hub, according to last year's Public Accounts Committee report.

As the name suggests, the Burger Club is dedicated to the procurement and consumption of the finest burgers New York City has to offer.

Companies such as Johnson & Johnson and Philips employ dedicated innovation talent within procurement, who are tasked to scout for market trends, acquire innovation and ultimately contribute to a more profitable enterprise in the future.

Surgeons and coordination teams in transplantation centres control the procurement, while dedicated national and international organisations facilitate their allocation.

She began her career with the University as a pioneer of the Shared Service Office, a department dedicated to human resources, payroll and procurement services.

Baby Nappies World is poised to take advantage of this growth rate and minimal local competition, with a dedicated and experienced staff, excellent order procurement, and effective management and marketing.

Don't just hand things off to the procurement department; have someone (or a group of people) dedicated to nursing the idea.

This study analyzes a conservation procurement auction with bidirectional externalities, that is, conservation output can affect the costs of individuals dedicated to market production, and vice versa.