Sentence examples for public procurement procedures from inspiring English sources

The commission warned France in fall 2002 about its failure to open its public procurement procedures.

That underlines the likely political difficulties in winning agreement from national governments on the proposals, which also include coordinating corporate tax rules, standardizing public procurement procedures and establishing a unitary patent across the European Union.

There has been a trend toward harmonization of public procurement procedures to promote international trade.

There seemed to be a real concern among the interviewees that they are not able to preserve local service provision due to the current competition law dictating that public procurement procedures be applied to purchases exceeding 100 000 Euros.

While there is no "single appropriate model" of public procurement, there has been a trend toward harmonization of public procurement procedures both within and across countries in an effort to promote international trade.

From an administrative point of view, despite the common legal framework of the stock company, two JPFEs continued to use public procurement procedures in the fulfilment of ordinary purchasing activities, while the other two adopted private procedures.

He gave as examples of accountancy breaches the lack of a public procurement procedure for a project or service, or a farmer declaring forest as pasture land, resulting in a bigger payout.

In accordance with these objections, Parliament adopted amendments at first reading on 14 November 2001 by 317 votes to 224, inter alia to make it possible to provide tram and underground services and scheduled bus services within a range of 50 km without a public procurement procedure.

In addition, it has included social return in its public procurement process since 2008 (Gemeente Amsterdam 2016).

Chief executive Michael Levack said a review of the public procurement process was "long overdue".

The mayor said the public procurement process was "completely fairly conducted".