Sentence examples for procurement norms from inspiring English sources

Civil law would prevail, as would the somewhat unique political, business and procurement norms prevalent in both major jurisdictions.

Such changes will of course have to be within the quality control and other procurement norms of UNICEF with flexibility granted where ever feasible.

Considerable progress had been made already in both horizontal scale up (geographic expansion) and vertical scale up (institutionalization, such as, inclusion in norms, training, supervision, procurement, and reporting systems).

"What we are seeing with the no-bid Iraqi contracts is not an aberration, but is becoming the norm," said Dan Guttman, a procurement expert at the Washington Center for the Study of American Government at Johns Hopkins University.

The planning and contracting, procurement and construction appeared in compliance with the norms and standards of UNICEF.

The "dead-donor rule" refers to the widely accepted ethical and juridical norm that governs practices of organ procurement for transplantation: vital organs should be taken only from dead patients.

This has further focused procurement, and enabled consistent use by accepted WHO gestational age norms [ 23].

The current Chinese organ transplant procurement system (front page, Oct. 18) violates the most basic ethical norms.

This map humanizes the process and makes it clearer to identify what principles will be most relevant for your procurement code (covering human rights and possible incidences of modern slavery, but also addressing cultural norms of child labour and your organisation's approach to this).

"Everything the EU has to say or wants to say because of its rules – whether it is freedom of expression, the death penalty or in the technical sphere of public procurement or competition policy – in all these fields the EU used to be a norm".

The more you can help your internal sponsor translate the cost model to adhere to the established norm, the more traction they are likely to get from the hydra of procurement and finance.