Thus the False Claims Act passed 150 years ago to procure the means to fund a war is finding new uses in health care.
This typically relates to individuals who have received terrorist training or are attempting to procure the means to carry out an attack, but who may not yet have a current plan.
The one who is not greedy and is content with the income that meets the needs of his life has procured the means of his well-being and mental peace". In every state of your affairs be content with what God has given you.
Torn by conflicting impulses and unable to decide whether to live or to die, the suicidal person may be living two parallel lives, planning for the future while simultaneously planning and procuring the means for death, thereby giving out inconsistent or conflicting messages to those around them.
Savvy companies will embrace the trend and procure the necessary means to ensure that all devices with sensitive information are managed properly".
They realise that their wealth should be the means of procuring for them more of the amenities of that civilisation with which the Dalai Lama and many of his people have already come into contact.
This gives the company the means to procure better terms than online rivals do from its suppliers, which like the idea of customers actually seeing their wares in the flesh, shown off by flesh-and-blood people.
Exclusive reliance on metrics benefits those with the means to procure assistance needed to garner better grades and scores.
Franklin wrote that "industry and frugality," two virtues that are too little seen these days, were "the means of procuring wealth".
Harrigan says that supplies are in non-supply, even if you have the means to procure them.
This, coupled with Lincoln's assassination induced Johnston to act, believing: "With such odds against us, without the means of procuring ammunition or repairing arms, without money or credit to provide food, it was impossible to continue the war except as robbers".
