Sentence examples for weak procurement from inspiring English sources

A multinational company cannot control the lack of overseas integrity that might exist where institutions of state are weak, procurement personnel are poorly trained and compensated and regulations are confusing and vague.

The company currently has a weak procurement commitment for palm oil, which comes mainly from Southeast Asia.

Weak procurement and distribution systems adversely affect drug supply, exacerbated by counterfeiting and corruption.

Obstacles to scaling up HIV treatment persist in most countries, including funding shortages, limited human resources, and weak procurement and supply management systems for HIV drugs and diagnostics and other health systems bottlenecks.

Challenges in delivering universal access Obstacles to scaling up HIV treatment persist in most countries, including funding shortages, limited human resources, and weak procurement and supply management systems for HIV drugs and diagnostics and other health systems bottlenecks.

Failures to use a significant proportion of available funds, reallocation of funds between line items and weak procurements systems at the local level and delays in disbursement of funds at the central level create gaps between policy objectives and policy implementation.

There are many challenges facing full-country immunization of children in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including issues around supply and weak planning for vaccine procurement at the country level.

And it raised broader concerns about weak controls over spending and procurement at the foundation, which supports nearly $1 billion in research across the State University system each year.

Poor procurement procedures and weak supply chain systems are major barriers to access to medicines in India, contributing to low competition, low quality, high price and variable availability of drugs [ 12].

The government cites "lengthy procurement processes, poor specifications, weak logistical information systems, inadequate and unpredictable funding for medicines and inadequate infrastructure," districts overspending on private sector drug purchases, and shortage of pharmaceutical staff as causes of drug stock outs [ 39].

It is possible that the insignificant apparent effect of the FHCI on out-of-pocket expenditures made on behalf of children reflects weak monitoring and accountability within the medicines procurement and supply chain system [14, 15, 19].