Sentence examples for procurement pricing from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we could eventually re-image the new eBay, where you'll have fully automated inventory procurement, pricing, listing generation, translation, recommendations, transaction processing, customer interaction, packaging, fulfillment and shipping.
We justify our choice of Brazil's federal public institutions and its suppliers because at the federal level, reporting procurement pricing information is mandatory.
For example, instead of purchasing pharmaceuticals on behalf of upper-middle income economies, the UK can help inform their governments' decisions on formulary listing, procurement, pricing and reimbursement and evidence-based prescribing and use and build local technical and institutional capacity for making these decisions in the future.
We found variation in procurement price for the same medicine procured by different agencies.
Procurement prices are the prices that governments and other central purchasers pay to procure medicines, and are generally obtained through a tendering process.
In addition, the procured price of generic omeprazole in 2010 was 87% below the 2004 originator procurement prices, matching the price reductions seen among Western European countries for generic omeprazole [ 13- 15] as well as generic simvastatin in China [ 57].
Inputs, such as electricity (to pump water) and fertiliser, as well as procurement prices, are subsidised.
Controls on procurement prices for most farm products were eventually scrapped but not on tobacco leaves.
After Stalin's death in 1953, farm prices were increased significantly; the average procurement prices for food products increased almost fourfold between 1950 and 1956.
Ten years ago, wages and the state's procurement price for grain were increased by between 20% and 40% trifling adjustments compared with what is happening now.Pak Jae Hong, a vice-chairman of the Taekam co-operative, says the procurement price of pork will rise from 14 won per kilo to 110 won.
They have been ordered to cut 3m staff by 2000 and forbidden to resell grain at less than the procurement price.The changes may help cut corruption and inefficiency at the grain offices.
