Sentence examples for governmental purchasing from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a case study concerning the analysis of the Greek governmental purchasing process carried out from the General Secretariat of Commerce, part of the Ministry of Development and the functions' definition of the new e-procurement system.

The Dairy Price Support Program (DPSP) was an open offer from the Commodity Credit Corporation (a federal governmental agency) to purchase butter, cheese, and nonfat dry milk at set product prices.

I currently work full-time with Industrial Economics, Inc., advising companies, NGOs and governmental organizations on sustainable purchasing and supply chain strategies.

— Ars Technica Are you a corporation or governmental subcommittee looking to purchase the data of a brown man in his mid-twenties with negative net worth and suspicious-looking stubble?

In Latin America and the Caribbean, vaccines offered through the public sector are purchased through governmental funds and available to the public free of charge.

Commercial, governmental, and academic firms who purchase data products often recombine and re-analyze the data.

The Icelandic Energy Authority (Orkustofnun) has also provided an online calculator, where potential governmental subsidies available for heat pump purchasing are shown.

Working when serious professional archaeology was in its infancy and unconstrained by many governmental restrictions, Breasted's discoveries and purchases of artifacts helped shape the American image of past civilizations.

An initial path to implementation of such a screening program could be through governmental or nongovernmental organizations that either purchase or monitor large quantities of medications in low-resource settings.

Decoding the human genome has also not yet led to the wave of new medicines originally hoped for.In addition to these pressures, the industry faces a consolidation of purchasing power, via private-sector and governmental health-care reforms, putting unprecedented pressure on prices.

Piketty excludes governmental debts from the capital structure, because treasury bills purchased domestically have zero net value.