Sentence examples for a acquiring from inspiring English sources

Action means any action or activity including: (a) Acquiring, managing and disposing of Federal lands and facilities; (b) providing federally undertaken, financed or assisted construction and improvements; and (c) conducting Federal activities and programs affecting land use, including, but not limited to, water and related land resources, planning, regulating and licensing activities.

More specifically, we use a particular feature of the Swiss vocational education and training (VET) system to study career change that teachers of job-related subjects cannot choose teaching as their first career but can only become teachers after (a) acquiring the highest education qualification in their job category and (b) accumulating a certain number of years of job experience.

A low rate of growth is small consolation if patients already face a high baseline risk of a acquiring an expensive, debilitating and even potentially untreatable "superbug" infection.

a shows an acquired digital fingerprint.

"It's an acquired taste.

Molasses is an acquired taste.

He has an acquired elitism.

"Goldman is an acquired name," he said.

Food movies are an acquired taste.

It was an acquired taste, she said.

Some things are an acquired taste.