Sentence examples for most procurement from inspiring English sources

This is of limited consequence since it is well established that most procurement is done through local presence in procurement markets.

Order sheets fly from one end of the city to the other and most procurement is still done in carbon copy.

Open-air Middle Stone Age (MSA) contexts in southern Africa have received relatively little research attention compared to caves/rock-shelters. MSA caves/rock shelters can provide long sequences of MSA behaviors dominated by residential activities in circumscribed contexts but most procurement activities occurred on the landscape in uncircumscribed space.

Most procurement recommendations required expenditure, for example, purchasing equipment.

Because RBM/WHO have set minimum specifications of denier for PET LLINs and PE LLINs, it is unsurprising that most international procurement agencies, donors, ministries of health, and non-government organizations use them as the basic specifications for LLIN procurement.

At its most complex, procurement is a challenging career which involves analysing information and communicating effectively between interested parties.

The Sharing Network differs from most organ procurement agencies in that it has its own medical laboratory that tests and analyzes the blood of recipients and donors for transplant centers.

In many ways, the tank contract was a model of the kind of acquisition change that aimed to fix one of the military's most glaring procurement problems by putting a heavy burden of responsibility on the contractors.

Asa Hutchinson, a former Republican House member from Arkansas who is now the department's under secretary for border and transportation security, said in an interview that he would recuse himself "from any decision in reference to clients that my brother might have," noting that most major procurement decisions would be made elsewhere in the department anyway.

The budget includes $8.4 billion for continued development of the three variants of Lockheed Martin's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the Pentagon's most expensive procurement program.

Among the most costly procurement items in the next two decades are the 12 strategic missile submarines that the Navy plans to buy to replace the 14 aging ones in the present fleet.