Sentence examples for system of procurement from inspiring English sources

"Hef employs an elaborate system of procurement to keep the pipeline filled with willing nubile women," she explains.

These fleet programs have been tried in the past to boost alternative fuels, but they've often disappointed because they aren't integrated into a sustainable system of procurement, maintenance and fueling.

It is time for us to reflect on the new realities of agriculture in India and the rest of the developing world, of integrating smallholders into a more commercial system of procurement and distribution, and of feeding diverse and nutritious diets to an increasingly aspirant people.

The scarcity of organs and tissues and the inefficiency of the system have prompted a spate of proposals for reform of the current system of procurement, with the goal of creating more space for social beneficence.

In this system of procurement, a community is permitted to, and encouraged to, routinely collect organs and tissues from the deceased, unless the dead person had previously registered his or her objection to the system with the state.

India already spends 900 billion rupees ($14 billion) a year on a bloated system of grain procurement.

But Unite said the measures did not go far enough to reform the system of public procurement.

The Rada did carry out many reforms, instituting a new, transparent system of public procurement and stringent regulations on income declarations by state officials.

In the rail industry, with its high infrastructure costs and crucial role as a public service, any system of public procurement that tries to avoid this reality is doomed to failure.

When it started its second term, it promised to bring in a law that would ensure every household received at least 35kg of grain per month from the public distribution system, through enlarging and strengthening the system of public procurement from farmers and retail distribution through ration shops.

WASHINGTON, July 31 The much advertised "fly before you; buy" system of weapons procurement adopted by Secretary, of Defense Melvin R. Laird may produce airplanes that fly and guns that shoot, but there is no guarantee that it will save the taxpayers any money.