Public procurement in the common market not only represents the procedural framework for the contractual interface between public and private sectors, but also reflects on the character of activities of the state and its organs in pursuit of public interest.
The development covers the procedure rather than the structure of PMS offering a conceptual procedural framework with information and insights on how to design, implement, use and assess a PMS, addressing an important gap identified in the literature.
Moreover, the proposed conceptual procedural framework with a life cycle approach contributes to filling an academic literature gap and can provide guidance for practitioners in similar undertakings.
For both the dissenting states and the Justice Department, the procedural framework of the case has legal and political pitfalls.
The Civil Rules continue to provide the procedural framework within which Rule G and the other Supplemental Rules operate.
In the immediate aftermath of the recent global financial crisis, there were again calls for a "new Bretton Woods" to provide an intellectual and procedural framework around which governments could rally.
Legislation establishing a legal and procedural framework for cyberthreat information sharing is viewed by many as a necessary next step.
BiFold provides a procedural framework to produce a low-dimensional embedding from a binary data matrix.
This article outlines a procedural framework for the three steps of feedback: assessment, re-identification, and communication.
Practitioners are caught in an ambiguous, morphing procedural framework, the unpredictability of which actually raises the costs and time involved, and makes it difficult to advise clients who want to become tax compliant.
The European Court of Justice has inferred that the existence of public procurement, as a legal system and a procedural framework, verifies conceptual links, creates compatibility safeguards and authenticates established principles applicable in state aid regulation.
