Sentence examples for under the procurement from inspiring English sources

G4S said it could win only one of the two STCs under the procurement process.

This facility was created in the Efremov Institute under the Procurement Arrangement 1.7.P2D.RF (high heat flux tests of the plasma facing units of the ITER divertor).

Prosecutors have connected that property to a money-laundering scheme in which they accuse Mr. Tsochatzopoulos of concealing millions of euros in under-the-table payments from military procurement contracts.

Akis Tsochatzopoulos, a former defense minister, was detained Monday after testifying in connection with a money-laundering racket he is accused of using to conceal under-the-table payments from military-procurement deals.

With ad agencies "more and more under the microscope" from the procurement departments at client companies, which are seeking to cut costs, the Group FMG model will grow in appeal, Mr. Bonthrone predicted.

The effects of government procurement on agricultural markets are likely to be magnified, given the potential increase in the procurement under the NFSA.

A comparison of the phenome between C. difficile and C. sordellii revealed that C. sordellii had adapted to survive under conditions that require the procurement of resources from host tissue.

But there is one area of NHS England spending that has not yet come sufficiently under the microscope: procurement.

My own company, DynCorp International, is not one of the pre-selected bidders under the technology procurement vehicle now being used for police training, notwithstanding our history of providing more than 6,000 highly experienced police advisers in 11 countries over the last 15 years.

The design of the beamline components of MITICA, the full prototype of the ITER heating neutral beam injectors, is almost finalised and technical specifications for the procurement are under preparation.

Under the Educational Transitional Fund, the procurement of textbooks alone saved more than US$50 million allowing the purchase of the national requirement of both secondary and primary books to remain well within the original budget envelope for primary books alone.