Sentence examples for increasing the procurement from inspiring English sources

Increasing the procurement responsibility of the corporate team could generate welcome extra income for the council during these cash-strapped times, given the team's recent record.

Although Tanzania's 1992 2000 Pharmaceutical Master Plan (PMP) committed to the objective of increasing the procurement of locally manufactured drugs from 30% to 60% of market share by 2010 the tender process has been under scrutiny for lack of transparency and possible corruption [ 32].

UNICEF has recently completed a competitive tender for essential PPE and is engaged with awarded suppliers to finalise long term arrangements (LTAs) which will increase the procurement efficiency for affected EVD-affected countries.

Liver transplantation still represents the only effective treatment for patients with liver failure, but many patients die while awaiting transplantation, even though many attempts have been made to increase the organ procurement rates and to partially support hepatic function in recent years.

Then could come some of the priorities Trump has identified — such as ramping up thew Army up to 540,000 soldiers and increasing the Navy's fleet to 350 ships — and, Republicans hope, increasing procurement dollars for next-generation bombers and missile defense.

Recommendation 3: Senior management within the Country Office should convene a task force to increase the efficiency of procurement, logistics and operations, and financial management procedures.

The reform aimed to make the existing rules more flexible and easier to apply, to enable a greater strategic use of public purchasing power (to achieve green, social and innovation-related objectives) and to increase the use of new procurement techniques and tools such as joint buying and e-procurement.

Norepinephrine is associated with a decreased rate of high-yield procurement and it seems clinically relevant to reduce doses or use of norepinephrine in brain-dead donors to increase the rate of organ procurement.

The United States, as a member of the World Trade Organization, has signed an agreement to increase the transparency of government procurement to allow foreign companies to compete.

As the productivity and predictability of local resources increased, the logistics of their procurement changed, particularly regarding the extent to which people were prepared to travel in order to take advantage of seasonally available items.

In difficult and hard-to-access areas, the nearest market was still too far away, which substantially increased the cost of food procurement.