Sentence examples for procurements from inspiring English sources

O'Toole recognises the procurement process itself is a challenge, and his aim is to make the process "as easy and resource-light as possible", building on work already underway, such as the elimination of pre-qualification questions for all central government procurements under £100,000.

See articleCanada's Conservative government announced a series of military procurements, including new navy vessels and army helicopters, as part of its new defence strategy.

The coalition has gone some way to tidying up the army's ruinous procurements and pepped up the Foreign Office a bit.

He also reckons the army's procurements, while less graft-ridden than in the past, are not necessarily good ones because there is no grand strategy regarding defence from an external threat.

We have found that one of the most effective strategies supporting our multilateral efforts is to shine the light of American government interest on procurements, particularly where governments or government-owned enterprises are involved as buyers, regulators or supporters of American competitors.

"Everything from arms procurements to just getting a meeting with your counterpart in DC is now taking twice as long as usual," said one exasperated Israeli.The prime minister would prefer to concentrate on lobbying against the deal currently being discussed in Lausanne; as well as on building his new coalition.

It said it would launch a stringent review of recruitment, promotions, procurements and all of its financial dealings in order to root out corruption.One reason Mr Xi is keen to clean up the army is to ensure that it remains a bulwark of party rule.

He was separately sentenced to 30 months rigorous imprisonment over irregularities in military procurements.

The entire system was primarily designed to ensure deliveries of produce at low prices, and the planners and administrators concentrated on procurements, while production plans were seldom, if ever, fulfilled.

In 1985 the government announced that it would dismantle the system of planned procurements with state-allocated production quotas in agriculture.

"All of our procurements are genuinely open to anybody, it's a very open and fair process which isn't just based on the best price – it's about quality of service and the capability of the company," he said.