Sentence examples for procurement from the from inspiring English sources

Government procurement from the private sector: £15bn Capita, Atos, G4S and Serco alone received £4bn worth of public-sector contracts in 2012-13.

Longstanding official government advice on doing business with Israel appears to directly contradict the new rule, however – warning that procurement from the occupied territories is unwise.

Today's report on defence procurement from the Centre for Policy Studies is an alarm call – one that should make everyone in the Ministry of Defence realise that they cannot go on as they are.

The only figures we see are large ones for cuts, based on the claimed need to cut procurement from the expensive and unaffordable plans handed down by the previous government.

Fox's reference to more procurement from the US shows his zest for heavy spending on two future big-ticket items – the joint strike fighter [JSF], and the £20bn replacement for the Trident nuclear weapons system.

Add to that the corporate tax benefits, the value of the cheap credit made available to banks and other business, the insurance schemes run by the government to protect exporters, the marketing for British business laid on by Vince Cable's ministry, the public procurement from the private sector … Farnsworth calculates that direct corporate welfare costs British taxpayers just shy of £85bn a year.

"Until we have independent and objective evidence of a complete cessation of unethical organ procurement from prisoners, the medical community has a professional responsibility to maintain the academic embargo on Chinese transplant professionals," they wrote.

4268, struck out item 2473 "Procurements from the small arms production industrial base".

While food shortages deepened, the Chinese regime continued to insist on huge grain procurements from the countryside.

India's Defense Ministry has sought military contacts with a host of Asian nations while steadily expanding contacts and weapons procurements from the United States.

- Ensure all future procurements from the Department of Defense are produced without scripture references.