Sentence examples for To procuring from inspiring English sources
verb
To acquire or obtain.
The Illinois Power Agency has committed to procuring up to two million megawatt hours of renewable energy for ComEd and Ameren for the next 20 years.
For someone who is accustomed to procuring information quickly and efficiently with a few searches, taps and clicks, the chaos was bewildering.
Mr Copé's chief of staff confessed to procuring fake invoices to cover a breach of campaign-financing limits during Mr Sarkozy's unsuccessful 2012 re-election bid.
This week, testimony surfaced in which Cosby admitted to procuring quaaludes with the intent of giving them to women with whom he wanted to have sex.
Under California law and Hollywood labor agreements, agents are limited to procuring work for their clients, receiving no more than a 10percentt commission.
Prosecutors also modified one count of sexual battery to procuring lewd exhibition on Tuesday following testimony by a different woman who said she was made to expose herself before she was raped.
Information was hard to procure.
"It's quite difficult to procure".
I'm going to procure something caffeinated.
Loans may be more difficult to procure.
stated that Iraq was vigorously trying to procure uranium".
