Sentence examples for Ability to procure from inspiring English sources

The government announced that its first step would be to strengthen the bank's ability to procure liquidity.

One doesn't mindlessly choose a different seat, of course, but the ability to procure another seat is made painless.

It turns out that sanctions have actually improved North Korea's ability to procure components for its nuclear and missile programs.

Chapter 11 provides important tools to retailers, including the ability to procure post-petition financing and to reject unfavorable leases.

These convictions will surely affect appellants' ability to procure a license to exhibit motion pictures in the future.

""Part of the great digestion formula," he says, "is not only the ability to procure nutrients, but it's to protect yourself from getting sick while you do that.

We build long-lasting relationships with our clients through constant communication and our abilities to procure the information and resources clients need to make knowledgeable decisions regarding their thoroughbred investments.

But the sanctions have not dulled the Iraqi leader's appetite for the most lethal of weapons, and have slowed rather than stopped his ability eventually to procure them.

Crowne was quick to point out how much Becta had saved schools over the years, not least through its ability to centrally procure expensive hardware and infrastructure.

"I'm worried about the effect (the investigation) will have on our ability to design, procure and deploy weapons," Briggs said.

Second, the ability to easily procure primary tumor cells from the bloodstream facilitates the application of cutting-edge genetic methodologies.