Sentence examples for unfair procurement from inspiring English sources
In the letter, Jenna R. Johnston, Tyson's senior counsel and assistant secretary, requested a meeting to discuss what the company believed were unfair procurement practices.
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.
That hasn't stopped Oracle from trying one more time, this time filing suit in the United States Court of Federal Claims this week, alleging pretty much the same thing it did with the GAO, that the process was unfair and violated federal procurement law.
"But our plan is to take action in four vital areas: procurement, energy costs, unfair competition and dumping, and tax and government support".
"Companies that engage in unlawful or fraudulent practices to secure government business undermine the integrity of the procurement process and create an unfair advantage," Tony West, assistant attorney general of the Justice Department's civil division, said in a statement.
A study produced for the French government argues that in addition to public procurement, European manufacturers face a growing problem of "unfair competition" from countries with lower standards for labor, the environment and safety.
In documents obtained by VICE News, the defence contractor one of the largest in the world is accusing the government of failing to follow its own procurement procedures and giving Raytheon's competitors an unfair advantage.
In documents obtained by VICE News, the defense contractor one of the largest in the world is accusing the government of failing to follow its own procurement procedures and giving Raytheon's competitors an unfair advantage.
An official report last month by the Greater London Authority condemned the procurement process for the controversial bridge as "dodgy" and unfair.
"Procurement is always tricky.
