Sentence examples for procurement money from inspiring English sources

In the event of Scottish independence, the impact of localism/protectionism is likely to mean that there will be less "rest of UK" public procurement money spent in Scotland – possibly much less.

Kleinschmidt also makes the case that the past decade's consolidation in the defense industry will give companies more pricing power once the procurement money starts flowing.

Procurement money is obviously way off the charts, but it is the kind of funny money that often finds itself in those crazy projects that end up being things like, oh I don't know, the internet.

12% of all U.S. federal procurement money is spent in Virginia, the second-highest amount after California.

"It's like the Robin Hood of procurement: You take money that's being spent on big projects and bring it to the developer community, giving them an opportunity to work on stuff that matters," he said.

"This could weaken competitive forces, drive up costs and (in procurement) reduce value for money for the E.U. taxpayer," it said.

It sounds like a lot, but in fact the money for procurement is roughly 40percentt less than it was 20 years ago, adjusted for inflation.

Perhaps the trusts that can afford to spend money duplicating procurement agreements should have an appropriate amount of their funding taken away and transferred to fund the letting and management of procurement agreements for unregulated drugs.

They plan to argue that the Pentagon's procurement budget -- the money for new weapons and equipment -- has not risen quickly enough to begin replacing aging weapons and equipment built during the 1980's.

Procurement reform can save money and get services delivered more quickly, which, in turn, builds civic trust and lifts citizens' morale.

IT failings over the introduction of new welfare payments; the never-ending saga of BBC executives paying each other silly money; defence procurements coming in billions of pounds over budget; the recklessness of the bankers?