Sentence examples for inappropriate procurement from inspiring English sources

The legal and regulatory frameworks are inadequately reinforced and as result inappropriate procurement, loss and irrational use of medicines; inappropriate staff mix and deployment coupled with a lack of performance incentives are not uncommon.

If there were inappropriate aspects to the procurement process, they must be addressed and those involved held accountable.

On the other hand, allowing more local drug purchase could lead to inappropriate and poor quality drug procurement, and potentially undermine efforts to strengthen drug delivery systems.

The guidance will make clear that ministers consider procurement boycotts by public authorities to be "inappropriate, outside where formal legal sanctions, embargoes and restrictions have been put in place by the government".

Because of the pollution caused by inappropriate pesticide applications to olive canopies, the Mecaolivar pre-commercial procurement project was undertaken to develop new airblast sprayers to optimise application efficiency and overcome the limitations of conventional sprayers used in traditional and intensive orchards.

Those officials declined, stating the procurement process was continuing and that it would be inappropriate at this stage to discuss such matters.

Poor data can lead to imprecise budgeting and procurement of drugs, incorrect inference on program performance, and inappropriate adaptations to program implementation and, ultimately, poor patient care.

"It is really inappropriate for us, as an agency, to talk about the outcome of a procurement issue when we are in the midst of it," Mr. Hervey said.

Although the Defense Department and Global Crossing say there was nothing inappropriate about the way the bid was handled, the company's success in navigating the Pentagon's procurement system illustrates how Global Crossing, a onetime stock market wonder that filed for bankruptcy protection last month, became a formidable player in Washington.

Nigel Charters, project director for BBC weather procurement, said that the BBC is legally bound to go through an open competition for contracts to avoid "any inappropriate influence".

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