Sentence examples for procurement ability from inspiring English sources
This suggests that other factors could drive price differences between originators and their equivalents, such as regulatory skill and procurement ability.
The rest of the world needs to make sure that we actually undermine — not improve — North Korea's procurement abilities.
Hodges Silverstein: While price may not always be the decisive argument for legal services, procurement's ability to reduce spending remains an integral benchmark to measure its success.
In an investigation into a government rolling stock order, it queried the competence of the Department for Transport's procurement procedures, the ability of Network Rail to meet efficiency targets and the ability of the Office of Rail Regulation to monitor its performance effectively.
Technological advances mean the cost of renewables are coming down all the time, and they represent far better value for taxpayers' money than Hinkley Point C. The government should use tax breaks, procurement and its ability to borrow long-term at historically low interest rates to nurture a new green energy sector.
-- We choose mates for mental reasons that have nothing to do with food procurement or the ability to physically defeat male rivals.
Questions have been raised about the ability of procurement biopsies to determine which kidneys should be discarded.
Retail generics are firms that never participated in procurement, whose quality and ability to compete on price is more uncertain.
Despite being well characterized, human foetal-derived NPCs are not ideal for long term study on account of practical reliability of tissue procurement, potentially limited differentiation ability to specific neuronal and glial subtypes and uncontrollable variability in sample gestation age [ 57].
WTO rules on public procurement do not restrict the ability of local governments to discriminate against foreign suppliers.
Before the formal procurement process starts, assess the ability of the outsourcing services provider market to take on the business being outsourced.
