Sentence examples for speeding up procurement from inspiring English sources

An economic stimulus package approved by Parliament last week will strengthen the coast guard by speeding up procurement of helicopters and seven more patrol ships.

It cuts back on bank financing (from 90%to80%0%), improves transparency and accountability, and speeds up procurement to cut costs.

While the Cabinet Office trumpet their success in introducing lean processes to speed up procurement decision-making, 90% of business respondents to a Confederation of British Industry survey found that procurement had not changed at all or had got worse.

"For government, it's a new way to find out what the market has to offer in advance so that we can speed up formal procurement times".

It's been speeding up.

It's speeding up.

In response to losses of Massachusetts service personnel to roadside bombs, Kennedy became vocal on the issue of Humvee vulnerability, and co-sponsored enacted 2005 legislation that sped up production and Army procurement of up-armored Humvees.

Consider the mother in Sierra Leone who needs medicine for her sick daughter: paying a small fee to the staff at her local health clinic might speed up the procurement of drugs, whereas going through the formal and often inefficient channels could put the girl's life at risk.

This is where declaring the opioid crisis a public health emergency under the Emergencies Act would make a genuine difference: it would speed up the procurement of funds for treatment programs that would otherwise get bogged down in parliamentary procedure.

Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, has made those reforms a priority and is once again pushing legislation designed to speed up the procurement process and make it more efficient.

The ordinance also would give the Chicago police chief the power to deputize trained law enforcement officers from other states to help with security, close public parks two hours longer than usual each day, and speed up certain procurement requirements to deal with last-minute purchasing needs.