Sentence examples for needed to procurement from inspiring English sources
MBS (MIOIR) research on public procurement suggests a more strategic approach is needed to procurement efficiency because over centralised procurement can undermine SME suppliers and innovation.
"I hope the review can reach some rapid conclusions so the measures needed to streamline procurement can be implemented as quickly as possible," he commented.
Education also plays a central role in healthier lifestyle choices, with investment essential in sports resources, particularly for children and young adults, and policy reform needed to ensure healthy procurement choices for public bodies such as schools, hospitals and prisons.
Labour said it welcomed any progress but action was needed to "professionalise defence procurement, ensure contingency is sufficient and that industry partners deliver to targets for time and cost".
It is generally understood that LLINs remain efficacious for at least 3 years, however more understanding regarding how long these LLINs remain viable in actual living conditions is needed to inform ITN procurement and distribution systems and maintain high population coverage.
Keith Vaz, chairman of the home affairs select committee, who secured the urgent question, called for all of Serco's contracts to be reviewed and said the government needed to look at its procurement process.
This is a perfect example of why the secretary believes we need to reform procurement processes".
Increasing transplant center expertise and commitment to cDCDD lung procurement is needed to improve utilization.
Six years ago it was felt that regional procurement hubs needed to be developed to provide a more responsive service and better value.
They consider cooperative marketing as desirable in atomistic structures where concentration in procurement is needed to reach economies of scale.
Some species use aggregation pheromones to coordinate cooperative resource procurement, a behavior needed to overcome the sophisticated defenses of live trees.
