Sentence examples for paid procurement from inspiring English sources

In addition to discovering that women in large multi-national corporations make 75% of what men get paid, Procurement Leaders, in partnership with Forbes, found considerable disparity in high-paying, high-influence roles continues to exist.

Leenders said UN agencies had paid "lucrative procurement contracts to Syrian regime cronies who are known to bankroll the very repression and brutality that caused much of the country's humanitarian needs".

3) The Pentagon's budget mostly consists of personnel pay, weapons procurement, and operations.

Xenophon is insisting on amendments including changes to the building code on security of payments to protect subcontractors' pay and procurement rules that stipulate Australian-quality building materials.

They estimated the market value of a donated kidney to be $75,000, based on the price that Medicare pays organ-procurement organizations and adjusting for factors, such as the longer duration of a transplant from a living donor.

Often, they are not paid, ghostworkers abound, and procurement guidelines are violated.

"We've taken a holiday from procurement and paid the peace dividend over the past decade," General Ryan said.

The move would have brought Whitehall into line with Boris Johnson's London mayoralty, and with Barack Obama who last week announced he wanted a living wage paid in all government procurement contracts.

In Benin and other countries little attention has been paid in strengthening government procurement capacities [ 56].

But GAVI, which is also known as the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, still needs to raise another $1.5 billion by 2015 to pay for the procurement and distribution of the vaccines over the 10-year life of the program.

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2016 would pay for the procurement of ammunition, tactical vehicles, and night-vision goggles, among other anticipated costs like research and development.