UK-proposed changes discussed in the negotiations include: more freedom for procurers to negotiate with suppliers; simplification of supplier selection/prequalification process; and faster procurement through reduced minimum timescales.
The problem could be solved by public-sector procurers ensuring that pay does not fall by fixing levels in their contracts—if they are prepared to shoulder the extra costs.The pay and conditions of transferred workers are protected under employment regulations.
Hundreds of them inhabit the Bleistiftgebiet alone — dancers and singers, tragedians and comedians, barmaids and private tutors, principals and procurers, Nubians and Muscovites, hired hands and millionaires, Aunts Roka and Moka and a whole host of other walk-on parts.
R. Moore, the dir. of the Div. of Social Action of Catholic Charities, and pointing to the crowd of young girls waiting to be heard, & then to the rows of procurers & degenerates attending, & asked them to support a change in this condition.
Poisson, often served as his procurers, and the King liked slumming with them in disguise.
It may well be that what the procurers of the text have said about it — that it is an earlier novel set in the world of "To Kill a Mockingbird," only recently discovered, and published with the author's enthusiastic assent — is so.
But, if it is, the procurers seem oddly reluctant to be terribly exact about their accomplishment.
He said that he had used the drug for "therapeutic purposes," and that he was making the admission to prevent his bodyguards from being prosecuted as his procurers.
The sex trafficking starts with the procurers in Nepal, who might be anyone: a stranger with a fake job to offer — or a girl's own brother in-law.
As there was no easily accessible expertise around to challenge his procurers, they were free to write their own ticket — and did.
