Sentence examples for procurement and allocation from inspiring English sources

Ideally, the procurement and allocation of human tissues and cells should be controlled and facilitated by (inter)national non-profit organisations, comparable to organ donation and transplantation foundations such as Eurotransplant and Swiss Transplant.

These studies conceived knowledge as comprising five facets (1) general knowledge about donation; (2) knowledge of the relevance of donation to the ethnic minority population; (3) knowledge about the procurement and allocation of organs; (4) religious and cultural knowledge about organ donation and (5) knowledge about the financial costs of organ donation.

Tons of grain rot in the warehouses of Food Corporation of India, the official agency for grain procurement, storage and allocation.

Well-intentioned but labyrinthine procedures designed to eliminate corruption in procurement and the allocation of environmental permits often end up causing delays instead.Mr Hausmann argues that bringing in the private sector as a risk partner in PPPs, rather than as an old-fashioned contractor for turnkey projects (as in the United States), adds another layer of complexity.

Central and state governments jointly manage PDS with the centre being responsible for procurement, storage, transportation and allocation.

The identified spatio-temporal deployment of BEB system can minimize the cost associated with vehicle procurement and charging station allocation, while satisfying transit operation constraints such as maintaining existing bus operation routes and schedules.

We investigate the impact of the negotiating culture on investment incentives, favoritism in the procurement contract allocation, and buyer profit.

In May 2003, the United Network for Organ Sharing/Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network changed kidney allocation policy to eliminate priority based on HLA-B matching in an effort to address this disparity.

President Roosevelt established the War Production Board in 1942 to organize war procurement and production programs including the allocation of materials and production facilities.

Since 2005, the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network has used the lung allocation score (LAS) to assign organ allocation priority in lung transplantation.

Recently, the Kidney Committee of the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network in the United States proposed an allocation system that would "preferentially allocate the top quintile of donor kidneys with the best expected graft survival to the top quintile of transplant candidates with the longest predicted post-transplantation survival.