Sentence examples for procuring equipment for from inspiring English sources

The UN accused Bredenkamp's ACS of procuring equipment for the Congolese armed forces, helping fuel the country's violent civil war.

The charge-sheet explains why: the men bundled out of their homes at dawn are suspected of procuring equipment for the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, a rebel group that has fought a decades-long civil war against the Sri Lankan state and is now banned in Britain.

Motivational packages could  boost the morale of the CHC and make them active 3. UNICEF should access the terrain before procuring equipment for use.

The remedial interventions included 1) standardizing curriculum and implementation; 2) training faculty staff on pedagogical methods and quality management systems; 3) providing teaching materials; and 4) procuring equipment for teaching laboratories to provide practical skills to complement didactic education.

We've already balanced the budget and are pressing ahead with plans to radically reform the way the MoD procures equipment for our armed forces".

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said: "The NAO's report is clear evidence that better financial discipline across the MoD is having a positive effect on the way we procure equipment for our Armed Forces.

The original cooperation agreement stated that the Government of Brazil (GoB) was going to take responsibility for the project's staff training, for procuring equipment and raw materials, for providing technical assistance, and for designing the factory and managing the project.

Right now, they identify their requirements at the beginning of the lengthy process for procuring equipment, but they do not have sufficient voice later on in the process — sometimes many years later — when there are opportunities to reduce costs.

This directorate determines the need for procuring equipment [ 17].

The bill would also give SUNY regulatory relief in signing contracts, leasing land and procuring equipment.

Less than $4 billion is devoted to procuring equipment, on the grounds that Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has not yet completed his defense review and so cannot yet propose his own plan for acquiring new weaponry.