Sentence examples for procurement law from inspiring English sources

Procurement law already exists and applies to the NHS.

I've heard that they introduce new procurement law – new ways of buying services.

You can find yourself spending nine to 18 months tied up in European procurement law.

In 2010, under pressure from Western governments, Ukraine adopted a new procurement law to close many loopholes.

Earl Howe, Lamb's Tory colleague in the upper house, says the "procurement law is no different" from Labour's.

It concerns breaking a public procurement law by getting a contract (for supplying clocks with information panels to schools in Aquitaine) without a competitive tender.

We've put in new procurement laws.

Under Brussels procurement laws, governments must advertise contracts to all companies located within the EU and decisions must not be based on a bidder's nationality or location.

Investigators are looking into whether other Air Force officials besides Ms. Druyun may have committed crimes, and whether Boeing violated federal procurement laws.

Under EU competition and procurement laws there is no holding back the right of "any qualified provider" to cherry-pick any service.

Almost everywhere, governments push the limits of procurement laws to ensure major contracts are let in ways that suit local policy objectives.