Sentence examples for inadequate procurement from inspiring English sources

What Sir John has identified is a woefully inadequate procurement system, in which the participants he has interviewed feel trapped in a cycle of incompetence.

Although the VPP is voluntary, the Secretariat may require a PR to use it if they have inadequate procurement capacity [ 29, 30].

Inadequate procurement systems, public service delivery that is not accountable and inefficient supervision are important problems of public systems in poor countries [ 2, 3].

Important problems of public health systems in these countries are services of poor quality, inequitable distribution of resources and services, inadequate procurement systems and inefficient supervision coupled with a high disease burden [ 2- 4].

Of 8 country teams reporting inadequate procurement or distribution of ACS, 6 cited the lack of policy or NEML listing for fetal lung (or other lack of alignment between supply chain policy and ACS recommendations) as a direct cause of lack of integration into supply chain system.

In 14/148 individuals, no cultures could be initiated due to inadequate sputum procurement; the contamination rate of cultures was 2/132.

Such an approach is not feasible in resource-limited settings where doctors are scarce, laboratory infrastructure is inadequate, and the procurement and supply-chain management is fragile.

26 In 2012, ten of the 14 priority countries reported challenges related to inadequate supplies and delayed procurement.

The government cites "lengthy procurement processes, poor specifications, weak logistical information systems, inadequate and unpredictable funding for medicines and inadequate infrastructure," districts overspending on private sector drug purchases, and shortage of pharmaceutical staff as causes of drug stock outs [ 39].

These policies are critical to deal with a very slippery loan that, without proper safeguards, could lead to more coal investments, inadequate resettlement, and possibly corrupt procurement procedures.

Inadequate understanding or differing interpretation of public procurement legislation may impede the use of framework agreements and other strategic procurement and contracting practices, especially for countries that have undergone recent legislative reform.