Sentence examples for procurement actions from inspiring English sources

Now that Halliburton has implicitly announced before Congress that it used unqualified staff to gather critical information for government audits and reports, I recommend that the Justice Department expand its current investigation of Halliburton beyond Al Tamimi and La Nouvelle subcontracts to include all of the procurement actions generated through the Kuwait and Iraq contracts.

Based on these achievements EFDA-CSU Garching has launched a Nb3Sn strand development and procurement action inside Europe in order to assess the current status of the Nb3Sn strand production capability.

By 2007, this had evolved into an affirmative procurement preference action plan that strongly urged all Dutch federal ministries and subsidiary government bodies to use open source software based on open standards wherever possible.

The ambiguity in authority was apparent in statements about decisions concerning financial incentives for the staff, handling ethical issues, drug procurement, corrective action for employees, CEO supervision, and overall budgeting for the hospital.

So we regularly serve up ideas on publicly traded companies that could get a lift from policy action, procurement or crack lobbying squads.

12 These inconsistencies serve to demonstrate that successful organ procurement fundamentally requires action on the part of the healthcare professional.

Each of these real or perceived (current or past) beliefs dampens enthusiasm for taking procurement and program action.

This fact should help justify taking procurement and program action for the public sector in sub-Saharan Africa.

Themes related to the resolution of incidents included education and training, future use of medical device, information sharing, institutional culture, medical device procurement process, and preventive actions.

The findings here show that the success in malaria control can be systematically tracked across policy improvements, financial investments, actions of procurement and distribution, increases in intervention coverage, reductions in illness and death, with improvements across all populations including the poor and rural areas, and achieving economic benefits.

Officials at the General Services Administration, the agency that oversees federal procurement practices, said the action was taken in response to a series of reports in recent months by the company's legal monitors and auditors, who have found a raft of accounting and other problems.