"Procurement bodies can't specify a brand in a tender.
Procurement of body fluid samples destined for proteomics projects must be controlled for protein loss, degradation, proteolysis and oxidative modifications [17]-[19] [17]-[19]
No efforts have been made to inform the public of this new legal regime for the post-mortem procurement of body material.
Several universities, have carried out formal investigations into their own anatomy departments' procurement of bodies during the Third Reich.
The Commission highlighted that: Public procurement (public bodies buying goods and services) forms about one-fifth of the EU's total output (GDP) and is vulnerable to corruption, so better controls and integrity standards are needed.
There's romance, and glamour, and even the splendidly named Sir Bentley Purchase, the cheerfully black-humoured coroner of St Pancras who (illegally) colluded in the procurement of the body.
Oakes believes Eustice and Leadsom should look at public procurement: instructing public bodies like the NHS, the armed forces and schools to buy British dairy products instead of using the open market.
Countries with timely 'no' decisions help international funding bodies, procurement agencies and manufacturers as they do their own long-term planning.
Education also plays a central role in healthier lifestyle choices, with investment essential in sports resources, particularly for children and young adults, and policy reform needed to ensure healthy procurement choices for public bodies such as schools, hospitals and prisons.
In contrast, businesses with a good environmental track record will "receive support" in seeking financial help, administrative certificates and government procurement projects, the government bodies said in a joint statement.
A19 Push for More Body Armor Military procurement officials told Congress that they were making every possible effort to speed the delivery of additional body armor to Iraq to protect the sides of soldier's torsos from insurgent attacks.
