The drive to procure more gas would necessarily deepen the United States' ties to countries with poor records on human rights and political freedom.
Anna Nguyen, the co-owner of Nine Roses, a Vietnamese-Chinese restaurant across the river from Brigtsen's, in Gretna, had to drive to Houston to procure fresh snow-pea leaves, watercress, basil, and mint for her kitchen.
Determined parents in Chelsea rented a car for the drive to Scarsdale to procure boxes of the miniature apple pies that had become their food-averse twins' only dessert.
In the past, hospital staff would make three drives per week to procure blood products in the capital, Kigali, 60 kilometers away, a three- to four-hour round trip.
86 This also drives tier III hospitals to procure the most advanced products to boost demand for high-end medical devices, as well as to attract complex disease treatment to enhance out-of-pocket revenue.
He stopped, picked up the man, and, after a merry conversation, drove to his club, where he procured a two-week guest card for his passenger.
The increased presence of variable renewable generation drives a greater need for authorities to procure more ancillary services (AS) for grid balance.
Clancy, Zavala alleges, even offered to drive him to the city in order to procure papers, but Victor Sr .refused, fearing that he'd compound any trouble he might get into.
In its simplest form, the theory claimed that no learning occurred unless a drive produced tension and impelled the organism into activity to procure a reward that would reduce the drive and satisfy its related physiological need.
The delegation planned to drive to the Swiss team's hotel to meet the players and procure their signatures.
The concierge at Wheatleigh in Lenox, Mass., once drove six hours round-trip to Petrossian in New York to procure caviar for a snack request.
