Hamid, conversely, seems to be in the business of procuring dangerous weapons for crazy radical terrorists.
This was my first experience of cottaging – in the States they call it the "tearoom trade" – the act of procuring or having sex in a public toilet.
It is in favour of procuring the successive submarines".
Managers at the facilities level complained about the difficulties encountered when using the Public Procurement Act (Act 663, 2003) in the process of procuring essential commodities for maternal health.
Mr. Selek, according to the document, was in charge of procuring and delivering the detonators.
Having in view the offense charged in this case, we think it is clearly within the terms of the act making it penal to procure the actual transportation, by any of the means denounced in the act, of goods at a less rate than that named in the tariffs.
In the calculus of procuring remunerative contracts, retired generals and admirals are a valuable commodity.
The offeneses also differ in whether the act to be procured from the public official must be an official, a violation of an official duty, a fraud on the United States, or an official transaction.
Procuring for Good is a new report, published by Social Enterprise UK, that paints the most comprehensive picture yet about how councils in England are using the act.
However, the act also offers a defence, which is available to anyone who shows that obtaining, disclosing or procuring the information was in the public interest.
"Section 55 of the 1998 Data Protection Act makes it an offence to access personal data - but also makes clear that this does not apply if 'the obtaining, disclosing or procuring was justified as being in the public interest'".
