Sentence examples for procurement network from inspiring English sources

This is its "e-Choupal" initiative, part of its agribusiness procurement network.

In central government, the Highways Agency was singled out for praise by the Lords committee for introducing a collaborative procurement network, which led to £13m in road repair savings over three years.

He says his most memorable case was when the Kuwaiti government hired the firm to look for Saddam Hussein's hidden assets and arms procurement network after Iraq invaded Kuwait in the early 1990s.

Iran's clandestine procurement network is spread around the world, and the testimony of important witnesses, some of whom have engaged in illicit trading, can rarely be taken at face value.

Sanctions advocates in the United States also contend Iran's automotive industry is a major procurement network that imports material and technologies used to build uranium centrifuges instead of cars.

The revelation in 2004 that Abdul Qadeer Khan, the man still feted in Pakistan as the father of its bomb, had turned his country's illicit procurement network into a private and hugely profitable supply chain, ready to sell all sorts of nuclear kit to others, was a huge blow to the global anti-proliferation effort.

Iran, and to a lesser extent India, have their own separate procurement networks too.

"Iranian procurement networks continue to target U.S. and Western companies for technology acquisition by using fraud, front companies and middlemen in nations around the globe".

Stuxnet was launched in 2006 after President Bush was advised that a cyber weapon might be more effective than sabotage – the CIA had introduced faulty materials into Iran's nuclear procurement networks.

The latest case "details the global reach of Iranian procurement networks," said J. Patrick Rowan, chief of the Justice Department's national security division, "and underscores, in dramatic terms, the importance of keeping sensitive U.S. technology out of their grasp".

Previous American reports, including one by the State Department in 1998, have said Iraq imports missile parts and other equipment through "clandestine procurement networks," and the officials said Iraq was still seeking to acquire parts on the international arms market.