Sentence examples for began to procure from inspiring English sources

After the deportations began, Zionists of various persuasions formed the Jewish Combat Organization and began to procure arms.

Led, and often coerced, by overzealous Party officials, the new rural communes reported fake harvests to meet Beijing's demand for record grain output, and the government began to procure grain based on these exaggerated figures.

While its early visual designs impressed many people within the two companies, the product was "completely ruined" as H.P.'s manufacturing organization began to procure the parts they believed would be sufficient to power the device, the former Microsoft employee said.

As generic products obtained approval for use under PEPFAR, stakeholders began to procure more generic ARVs and fewer branded ones, resulting in rapid and substantial savings to PEPFAR.

If departments can break free from the straitjackets of their existing systems and begin to procure technology in smaller, standardised building blocks, creating demand for these standard components across government, this will generate opportunity for smaller and less expensive SMEs and will stimulate the local economy to boot.

The logistical problems involved in coordinating the huge shipments of food to Belgium meant that the CNSA began to look for foreign assistance in procuring and transporting material to Belgium.

So finally Beth procured, and our mother began to spit the green fluid into, a small plastic container which looked makeshift, like a piece of an air-conditioning unit, but had been provided by the hospital and was as far as we knew designed for people who do a lot of spitting up of green fluid.

The language in the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate that "Iraq also began vigorously trying to procure uranium ore and yellowcake" overstated what the intelligence community knew about Iraq's possible procurement attempts.

The tree could not be procured until September, 2008 as the sap began to recede and the leaves then fall.

But as guests began to clamber onto the boat from a dinghy around 11 a.m., it soon became very clear that one thing Mr. Brodsky couldn't procure was wind.

Babette's Feast is a food film because it follows the meal from beginning to end, from the trip to procure foodstuffs through the multiple activities of cooking and serving and the pleasures of dining.