Sentence examples for procurement implications from inspiring English sources

In the tri-borough's proposals report, published in 2011, the three councils admitted that relationships with their IT services suppliers was complex and that the procurement implications of any future strategy will need to be well thought through to avoid legal challenge, especially under EU procurement rules.

New EU legislation is also on the way with implications for procurement that will form the focus of a forthcoming conference organised by Social Business International and E3M.

Paolo Carmassi, the head of aerospace for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Honeywell, said he was worried less by the danger of any trans-Atlantic trade war than by the implications for future procurement decisions in the United States.

At the same time, how governments implement cost-containment and central procurement measures may have considerable implications for innovation within the sector – particularly for diseases that predominantly affect local, and other developing world, populations.

The implication is that procurement is less necessary, and the German approach to stimulate organic photovoltaics would show results faster (cf. scenario 2).

By focussing on the context of the UWR, we show the importance of understanding intra-household bargaining and resource allocation via the gender dynamics related to health insurance procurement and maintenance, and discuss associated policy implications.

The new strategy has broad implications for training, troop deployment, weapons procurement and other aspects of military planning.

This finding is unexpected and has implications for the design of project procurement strategies.

These findings may have broad implications for the design, regulation, and procurement of biomedical devices, products, or systems that improve patient safety in clinical settings.

This study also has a managerial implication: the role of the ship procurement department should include the strategic position of LSCs in forthcoming years.

This dataset presents the opportunity to do an observational study of the procurement of brand and generic HIV/AIDS drugs and consider its implications for scaling up.