Sentence examples for procurement agreed from inspiring English sources

Peregrine Systems Inc., a maker of software for online corporate procurement, agreed late yesterday to acquire an electronic-commerce software provider, the Harbinger Corporation, for about $2.1 billion.

A 2011 National Audit Office report on the procurement of consumables would appear to confirm this, arguing that savings of 10% should be achievable – or £500m per annum if trusts were to collaborate on their procurements, agree common specifications, harmonise purchase prices and reduce the number of purchase orders.

Referring to the "ideological privatisation of a cancer scanning service" in Stoke, he said privatisation "could get much worse" as a result of the new regulations, which are the result of EU procurement rules agreed last year.

Over the last few days, India and Russia signed military procurement deals, agreed to combat terrorism emanating from Afghanistan and declared that they would strengthen their cooperation on the peaceful uses of nuclear power.

We note that at the time of conducting the work, the recent decision to introduce Meningitis B vaccination to the programme had not been made and a procurement contract was agreed (as of end March 2015) just before submission of this work.

The target for procurement from renewable energy agreed late last year shows the way.

Quentin Davies, the British minister for military procurement, said London had agreed to an additional six months of talks "on an equal footing" with other governments, Reuters reported.

According to the White House, China dropped the registration requirement and agreed government procurement would not be based "on where the goods' or services' intellectual property is developed or maintained," and that "there will be no discrimination against innovative products made by foreign suppliers operating in China".

A majority of construction industry respondents agreed that sustainable procurement is a long due necessity and highlighted government regulations as the main driver for sustainable procurement.

After he filed fraud charges in 1998 against several of Mr. Espinoza's subordinates in connection with graft in a computer procurement deal, I.B.M. de Mexico agreed to return $37.5 million the city had paid for the computers.

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.