Sentence examples for supporting suppliers from inspiring English sources

"We felt supporting suppliers who found a way to be part of paid, rehabilitative work being done by inmates would help people get back on their feet and eventually become contributing members of society," a company spokesman said.

The auto industry and some local officials have long argued that auto companies create so many jobs and draw in so many supporting suppliers that all taxpayers benefit.

"We felt that supporting supplier partners who found a way to be part of paid, rehabilitative work being done by inmates would help people get back on their feet and eventually become contributing members of society," said Whole Foods spokesman Michael Silverman.

Companies such as General Electric Co. have well-established programs to support suppliers in improving environmental, health, and safety issues.

The government is also spending some £250m ($436m) between 2000 and 2008 to support suppliers and workers, the National Audit Office reported this week.

Amid reports of Japanese subsidies, the European Union last year asked Tokyo for details on how it planned to support suppliers of the 7E7 project.

Strong procurement leaders need an unusual mix of skills: they must have technical procurement expertise but they also need to control and support suppliers and staff, as well as having a talent for reputation management and internal relations.

Although 70%% of the total life cycle cost is committed during the concept phase and most industrial projects originally fail due to poor requirements engineering [1], very few methods and tools exist to support suppliers.

The priority now is for industry to increase production and for partners to work together to propose ways to support suppliers in this effort, including implementing financing mechanisms that will take into consideration the investments that will be needed to effect scale-up.

71 East St, BN1 1HQ; 01273 729051 Food For Friends, Brighton Stalwart vegetarian restaurant, supporting local suppliers, in the Lanes.

Produce bought locally means you will be supporting small suppliers and the local community, while minimising your carbon footprint.