Sentence examples similar to procurement limit from inspiring English sources

Over-procurement might limit balancing efficiency and under-procurement may jeopardize frequency quality.

Building engineering services are part of buildings, but quantity surveyors' involvements in procurement are limited.

However, the uptake of GPP, use of standards, and consideration of innovation in public procurement is limited, and analyses often only consider two of the three.

In order to maximise scalability and limit procurement, the CHWs were not equipped with weighing scales and lacked a reliable mechanism to identify these small babies, particularly those born at home and not weighed at birth.

Scalded by scandal, cost overruns and embarrassments in some of its most ambitious computerization efforts, the Bloomberg administration has hit upon on a new remedy: outsourcing such projects to a new quasi-governmental entity that will operate free of the usual city procurement rules, salary limits and legislative oversight.

The protestors also demanded a radical reform in the legislation governing public procurement, which severely limits grantees' freedom to spend the money as they see fit.

Fluor Corp has won an engineering and limited procurement contract for Newmont Mining's Minas Conga project near the city of Cajamarca in Peru.

It showed, e.g., that the attention to procurement standards is limited to one actor, the local administrations (F: 12), that activities in the mobility sector are followed in an unstructured way (F: 9), and that educational efforts are rather limited to motivation or advisory campaigns (F: 10, 14, 17).

By 2003, existing funding limited procurement to 277 fighters; in 2004, the Department of Defense (DoD) further reduced the number to 183 operational aircraft, despite the USAF's preference for 381.

Organ procurement is further limited by legal, ethical and cultural considerations, which vary between states and countries.

A number of challenges have prevented access to these vaccines including relatively high pricing, sustainability of funding, procurement capacity and limited technical expertise.