Sentence examples for procuring goods from inspiring English sources

The NHS spends £20bn a year on procuring goods, services, construction and drugs.

Her mother works at the Pentagon, procuring goods and services as a director of an Army contracting office.

Locating production facilities in poor countries, partnering with local entrepreneurs, and procuring goods and services there reduce costs.

The new policy banning boycotts is not limited solely to Israeli goods – and effectively stops public authorities from take ethical considerations into account when procuring goods.

They are there ostensibly to bring private sector rigour to a government perceived to have a tendency towards wastefulness and naivety when procuring goods and services.

In the UK, legislation requires that any public sector organisation procuring goods or services must consider the social value of the companies they contract.

The technical aspects of wound surgery, already partly discussed, centre on procuring good healing and the avoidance of infection.

This he showed to every visitor, taking it down to read aloud: "The necessity of procuring good intelligence is apparent and need not be further urged".

America's history of spying began in the beginning, with George Washington, who famously declared "the necessity of procuring good intelligence is apparent and need not be further urged".

On 26 July 1777, at the height of the American Revolutionary War, he wrote to Colonel Elias Dayton, who ran a spy ring in Staten Island, urging secrecy: 'The necessity of procuring good Intelligence, is apparent and need not be further urged.

"Any attempt to procure goods and services locally promotes self-reliance," says Jason Baldaro, global procurement and facilities manager at Voluntary Services Overseas VSOO).