Sentence examples for procurement I from inspiring English sources

Training of national reference laboratories, equipment procurement (i.e. medium transport, laboratory equipment), training of clinicians to recognise the disease and adaptation of the surveillance system could have been implemented in order to improve the capacity to detect this particular disease in the region.

Too often in my work on commissioning and procurement, I hear stories about public sector approaches and practices that are unduly risk-averse or seem based on an attitude of "we can't do x because... "...

In Leon, I introduced my parents to my own method of lodging procurement: I arrive with a solid reservation but then check out five or six other hotels and go back and forth between them in an attempt to set off a price war.

He added: "Having listened to business concerns about procurement, I can announce that the bill will also seek to ensure that all public bodies in Scotland adopt transparent, streamlined and standardised procurement processes that are friendly to Scottish businesses".

He underscored the point at his press conference by stating, "Mr. Prime Minister, Ukraine's new law on government procedure -- procurement I should say represents a first important step in dealing with this kleptocracy.

The supplier's decision variables are raw material procurement q i, and his profit function is given by Eq. (5).

Supplier decides about the amount of raw material procurement (q i ), and similarly, manufacturer decides about the amount of final product production (Q j ).

This study further recommends that the adoption of level 2 BIM and BIM integration in energy optimization analysis must be demanded by building regulatory agencies for all projects regardless of procurement method (i.e., government funded or otherwise) or size.

We conduct numerical studies to show the efficiency of the proposed solution procedure, and to compare three models with different procurement contracts, i.e., fixed-price contract, option contract, and portfolio contract.

He added, "The ultimate issue, of course, was a question of procurement, and I am not a procurement officer".

In 1984, he wrote a somewhat defensive note to his boss, the White House counsel Fred F. Fielding, arguing that it was all right for a presidential letter on minority business enterprise to speak of "encouraging government procurements," adding, "I do not think 'encourage' connotes anything in the nature of a set-aside or quota".