As an example, the case of an organization purchasing a new system can be considered.

The training will lead to certification that will set minimum standards for purchasing specialists in the United Nations system.

So, how about the purchasing?

It's based on purchasing power parity.

In addition, purchasing countries should make sure that their import system is transparent and should provide maximum cooperation with the officials of exporting countries in certifying legitimate shipments.

Denmark s subsidies, for example, pay almost 6,000 to avoid one ton of CO2 emissions. Purchasing a similar amount in the European Emissions Trading System would cost about 5.

Purchasing a similar amount in the European Emissions Trading System would cost about 5. For the same money, Denmark could have reduced CO2 emissions more than a thousand fold.

Improving the communication and transport system between outlying areas and health care referral centres, in particular by equipping health facilities with radio communication, purchasing ambulances, and establishing contracts with transport operators.

The ERP vendors interviewed indicated that the upfront investment to be made by a small organization (200 300 employees) purchasing a new system might be in the range of US 1 million.

And Purchasing for Progress today is in 21 countries.

Forget purchasing agents! These 8000 plus products enjoy zero tariff

Fourth, the cost of purchasing raw materials for enterprises has increased.

They are, however, using the module for purchasing power parity calculations.

The support of cotton purchasing price will be conducive to future promotion.

Sarkozy, who during his electoral campaign vowed to be the president who delivers on purchasing power, now faces an angry French public whose primary complaint is that purchasing power is being eroded by inflation.

The obstacles preventing Cuba's skeet team from purchasing Beretta rifles made in Italy

(2) expenses on purchasing commercial insurances, securities, stock equities or collections and so on

Selling or purchasing a person in order to engage him in prostitution or serving as a middleman in the selling or purchasing of a person for this purpose is punishable by a term of imprisonment of 16 years for the purposes of this section, selling or purchasing includes consideration in the form of money, value, services or any other interests.

(4) expenses on purchasing residential house or paying realty management fees and so on and

Article 41 The listed company shall meet the following requirements when purchasing assets through issuing shares

The purchasing power of the population is steadily deteriorating, resulting in successive strikes by civil servants.

The purchasing companies (Telefónica Argentina and France Telecom S.A.) filed motions to disengage themselves from the proceedings.

CRiSPS Centre for Research in Strategic Purchasing and Supply (of the University of Bath School of Management)

UNICEF procurement services and expertise in international commodity purchasing and supply will increasingly enhance its country programme support.

An attempt to open a shop has failed due to the very low purchasing power of local residents.

The impossibility of purchasing high quality Eley bullets from England the ammunition needed to obtain highly effective results.

So if the telephone is a production tool, then we don't quite have to worry about the purchasing power.

The Pacific island countries have been collecting data that will enable them to compute purchasing power parities for consumption.

The continued high prices of food could strain the already low purchasing power of the chronically food insecure population.

Ostensibly, North Korea is a weak country with a disastrous economic system. Starting from similar levels a half century ago, South Korea has grown to become one of the world s most prosperous economies, with nearly 50 million people enjoying a per capita income of 30,000 (at purchasing price parity).

In this regard, another important development is the increasing number of emerging market middle class consumers, their growing purchasing power, and thus their potential impact on global demand. According to one estimate, middle class consumers in a dozen emerging economies today wield annual purchasing power totaling approximately 6.9 trillion.

Is it the economy? Well, we have now the fifth largest economy in the world in purchasing power parity terms.

Government purchasing agents may not recognize suspicious bidding activity, and procedures that they use may lack safeguards against bid rigging.

Tourism cannot truly become more sustainable unless consumers (tourists) consistently favour more sustainable destinations and activities in their purchasing decisions.

Or again, we can monitor purchasing behavior in people and watch how these types of phenomena can diffuse within human populations.

This strengthens purchasing power and ultimately private consumption. The ECB has fulfilled its mandate for the present and the foreseeable future.

The Law on Punishment of Weapon Smuggling adopted in 1974, which banned importing, exporting, purchasing, trafficking, concealing and maintaining illegal weapons.

The owner of ANA Wood expressed concern that UNMIL was purchasing wood from dealers who did not have a legal supply.

As mentioned in the report, unhealthy centralization may lead to the channelling of purchasing through a relatively small number of suppliers.

There are smart ways to buy them and to aggregate that purchasing power to bring very efficient vehicles into the market faster.

Tools for knowledge sharing and management will be further developed, and joint purchasing will be expanded through framework agreements and volume discounts.

The scale methodology should be sufficiently flexible to accommodate future economic trends, thereby reflecting Member States' purchasing power at any given moment.

WFP began addressing its humanitarian access problems to Gaza through purchasing 93 per cent of its food commodities locally within the Strip.

Employing many of the same development strategies including export oriented policies and a conglomerate dominated industrial system South Korea has been catching up with Japan for four decades. Its per capita income (in terms of purchasing power parity), just one fifth of Japan s in 1970, amounts to almost 95 of Japan s today.

They turned a chair from something the purchasing department bought, to something that was a status symbol about where you sat at work.