Sentence examples for procurement part from inspiring English sources

Part of it has to do with IT procurement, part of it is that there weren't clear lines of authority.

But it is the green procurement part of the executive order that is most interesting.

The rest have part-time officials who are typically part of the procurement office, creating a potential conflict because these officials are also trying to arrange contracts for their agencies.

The department said the procurement is part of a drive for the increased automation of passenger counting technology on trains.

"The Home Office cannot persuade enough individual forces to co-operate with its attempts to introduce more centralised procurement, in part because forces are sceptical about the commercial competence of the procurement officers working at the centre".

A French magistrate has formally accused Mr Strauss-Kahn, 62, of "aggravated procurement" as part of an investigation into a hotel prostitution ring which began in Lille and spread to Paris, Brussels and Washington.

Several delegates said they walked out today rather than negotiate new trade rules covering investment or government procurement, in part because they feared the new rules would be too intrusive and limit a country's freedom to regulate the environment or workers' rights in the face of international trade laws protecting foreign investors.

But some influential Republicans, including Representative Howard McKeon, the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, are aiming to put $250 million in the 2014 defense authorization bill for a second site, including $140 million for initial planning-and-development costs and $107 million for advance procurement of parts and equipment, such as interceptors.

It then covers in detail the phases typical of the design process, from solution generation through to detailed drawings, parts lists and parts procurement information.

Last year, seven people were arrested, including expo's top procurement manager, as part of an alleged bid rigging investigation.

The procurement cuts are part of a broader German effort to streamline its defense bureaucracy, dramatically reducing the size of its active-duty forces to around 185,000 from 220,000 and abolishing compulsory military service, which ended this year.