Sentence examples for into the procurement from inspiring English sources
Branson offers to run the line "for free" to give parliament time to conduct a review into the procurement process.
They wanted the new mayor, Sadiq Khan, to initiate an inquiry into the procurement process and to promise that no more public money would be spent.
Vital material relating to the evaluation process has either been lost or destroyed by TfL, meaning that the official audit report into the procurement processes of the bridge design contained no discussion about how Heatherwick scored top marks.
The report into the procurement of garrison support and welfare services for the offshore processing centres on Manus Island and Nauru, released on Tuesday, found the department had "fallen well short of effective procurement practice" in negotiating more than $3bn worth of contracts for both centres since they were reopened in 2012.
Leaked to the Guardian and the Architects' Journal, the document is an earlier version of the internal review into the procurement of the bridge, sent from TfL's director of internal audit Clive Walker, to director of strategy and policy Richard de Cani, which casts doubts over how the process was handled.
Last year, Concur bought 7Software, maker of procurement software tools, in order to move quickly into the procurement space.
For example, the PTA put its thoughts on the procurement into a large pamphlet comprising three booklets.
One of the biggest challenges in ensuring stability in the LLIN market is knowing when budgets will be converted into funds, especially for the procurement of large quantities of nets.
Deer hunting is a way to reach as far back into the victual procurement process as possible to obtain healthy and delicious food.
GENEVA — Trading powers are in a final push to liberalize the market for purchases by public authorities worth hundreds of billions of dollars a year, and are seeking to lock China into the global procurement system as well.
His stranglehold on Italy's media does not give the whole answer (though it supplies part: television news has paid scant attention to an inquiry by prosecutors into the alleged procurement of women for Mr Berlusconi's parties).Voters may have had other motives.
