Sentence examples for procurement act from inspiring English sources

Under pressure from donors, Ghana had recently enacted a public procurement act that ensured all tenders were open to international competition.

The report says that the Hungarian state has been "captured by powerful interest groups".The government hit back, saying that Hungary has joined the International Anti-Corruption Academy, closed numerous loopholes, launched "intensive measures" against corruption, passed a new Public Procurement Act and set up a new system for EU tenders.So the diplomatic and economic outlook looks pretty gloomy.

In 1955, the Tories, through a determined filibuster, were able to defeat amendments to the Defence Procurement Act, which would have made temporary, extraordinary powers granted to the government permanent.

However, procurement of ACT is mainly through the support of funding from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and caters for ACT provision by government and not-for-profit private health facilities, which include Faith Based Organisation [FBO] facilities.

The state-owned Oman Electricity Transmission Company is responsible for the transmission network, while the state-owned Oman Power and Water Procurement Company acts as the single buyer, purchasing all electricity from generators and selling it on to the distribution companies and large consumers.

Regulatory issues and procurement rules acted as barriers.

Local funding, scaling up manufacturing, technology transfer, and partnerships with Sumitomo and others all played important roles in A to Z's ascent, as did perceived benefits of local employment and capacity-building; regulatory issues and procurement rules acted as barriers.

Certainly, the Legislature did bid adieu to Mr. Blagojevich and passed campaign finance reform, positive changes in the Freedom of Information Act, procurement overhaul and a much-needed capital program (partly to be financed with dubious video gambling).

In 2009, the Global Fund retained 1201764 Euros (∼US$1.57) in unused funds allocated for ACT procurement within the grant previously agreed for the Senegal programme.

While considerable cost savings have been achieved by the Senegal NMCP by reducing unnecessary ACT procurement, overall financial costs to the health service are unclear.

While more detailed information on management of parasite-negative cases is required at point of care level to assess overall cost-benefits to the health sector, considerable cost-savings were achieved in ACT procurement.