Sentence examples for procurement change from inspiring English sources

We also recommend that the government should go further than simply publishing data, perhaps through organisational changes or the implementation of a local government procurement change programme.

These programs represent necessary initial investments not only in equipment, training and food procurement change, but also in the health of our nation's children.

According to Blanket Procurement Change Request (PCR-244) about 40% of the FW panels (176 Enhanced Heat Flux panels) shall be delivered to ITER by Russian Federation Domestic Agency (RF DA).

The procurement changes do not extend to other US agencies that spend foreign assistance.

Wong supported the procurement changes but said it was "extraordinary" the Coalition had agreed to them despite criticising Bill Shorten's push for Australian workers to get preference to temporary skilled 457 visa-holders.

As the productivity and predictability of local resources increased, the logistics of their procurement changed, particularly regarding the extent to which people were prepared to travel in order to take advantage of seasonally available items.

The defence secretary said the £38bn deficit would be eliminated as a result of the government's savings, including redundancies and procurement changes.

An incremental innovation related to the project delivery method was identified between the government and construction companies in Brazil by means of integrated design and build procurement, which changed relationships within the construction supply chain by moving the design supplier into the contractor consortium and improved supply chain management.

The manifesto pledged to use government procurement contracts to change corporate behaviour on tax and wages – in other words, good practice could have earned more than a kitemark.

Mayor Bloomberg appointed a Charter Revision Commission this year, and it has put his proposals on the November ballot to ban party primaries, change procurement policies and make a number of administrative changes.

Business Executives for National Security, a lobby group that has long campaigned for procurement reform, says change for the better may at last be in prospect.But Mr Rumsfeld cannot alter the fact that, in arms procurement, the Pentagon proposes and Congress disposes.