Sentence examples for procurement point from inspiring English sources

Although, evidently, Lewis is confident that the Trust's own legal advice on the procurement point is sound — i.e. that it didn't need to run an open, competitive procurement in this case.

12 Each hub is located on an all-weather road accessible by a heavy truck from the primary procurement point: Nairobi, Kenya.

And we have a Copenhagen-based supply and logistics operation that is unrivaled - and that has been designated by the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisations (GAVI) to be the procurement point for hundreds of millions in new vaccines over the next five years.

6. Ethical procurement (2 points) One point for achieving Fairtrade university status, one point for considering human rights impacts in other supply chains such as garments and IT. 7. Sustainable food (2 points) Points awarded for having a publicly available sustainable food policy, as well as key actions such as using 100% free-range eggs and seasonal ingredients.

Procurement experts point out that many of the rules are more about preventing corruption and would need to be retained in some form.

Among large MOs that dominate CDMU procurement, Howrah South Point, for example, installed testing equipment and found sub-standard drugs; a problem CDMU failed to rectify.

But so too was Lord Levene, the former chief of defence procurement, when he pointed out that, while the number of the number of Ministry of Defence head office staff had reduced by more than 20%, the number of defence ministers had been cut by exactly zero.

Already Petrobras is doing much of its procurement locally, and officials point to a revival in Brazil's shipbuilding industry as an early success.

From both a procurement and distribution logistics point of view, which geo-economical regions will be the future's most important?

And once you start looking at procurement policies from this point of view, you find many such impediments.

He continues to point to procurement policy and he uses that as a way to determine education policy.