Sentence examples for strict procurement from inspiring English sources

The State Department's PCs were assembled in former IBM plants in Mexico and North Carolina, following America's strict procurement standards.

The PwC report also found that a personal assistant to a senior civil servant had been allowed to authorise purchase orders, in contravention of strict procurement rules.

Instead of adhering to strict procurement procedures, state legislation left the selection of a winner to the governor and the leaders of the Assembly and the Senate.

While the BCSA insists that the Mersey Gateway should have insisted on the UK qualification in its tender documents, senior project directors warn that this could potentially contradict the EU's strict procurement rules.

Charles Jennings, CEO of Swan Island Networks, said that governments are hesitant to adapt to cloud computing for security reasons and strict procurement policies that leave out SaaS cloud services.

The types of technology that a Congressional office can use is severely restricted by the government (as a former Congressional staffer, I am acutely familiar with the strict procurement policy).

The group opposed, for example, well-intentioned early efforts by lawmakers that would have required federal agencies to upgrade computer security using very specific technologies obtained through strict government procurement guidelines.

In addition to procurement, strict regulations and varying success metrics leave many at risk of falling into a pilot-stage purgatory, never able to fully scale their innovations.

There are diversity metrics to report, complex "procurement integrity" guidelines to follow, and strict environmental protection obligations to uphold.

In what would be breaches of European treaties, Mr. Sarkozy threatened last week to pull France out of the Schengen zone of passport-free travel in Europe and to erect unilateral trade barriers unless he got his way on stricter controls on migrants and on unfair competition in public procurement.

Organ procurement organizations work closely with hospitals to match donors and recipients, following strict federal guidelines.