Sentence examples for effort to procure from inspiring English sources
A Sudanese effort to procure chemical weapons, which Mr. bin Laden had invested in, seemed to rely on an Iraqi production method.
That alone is an achievement of sorts, but the show represents very little new thinking, or even much of an effort to procure the best Kirchner paintings.
That is a lot of effort to procure some fancy bendy bread, especially when quite good croissants can be found in most Australian neighbourhoods for much less fuss, but Csu says it's worth it.
In a report to be released on Thursday, the company noted the Department of Defence was in the early stages of its "ambitious" effort to procure up to 50 naval surface warships and submarines over the next two decades.
The two senior F.B.I. officials said most of the tens of thousands of Chinese students and thousands of scholars visiting the United States for conferences and exchanges were not involved in any organized effort to procure technology.
"Throughout the summer (of 1953) cables were exchanged with the Tehran Station in an effort to procure the latest information on the order of battle of Iranian armed forces.
Another important indicator, officials said, was Iraq's efforts to procure special aluminum tubes.
In addition, oil firms should respond to higher prices by redoubling their efforts to procure more of the stuff.
19 -- A State Department fact sheet giving examples of Iraq's omissions in its Dec. 7 declaration to the U.N. says it "ignores efforts to procure uranium from Niger".
Despite Bieber's age, the clip was too compelling for TMZ to pass up, and Dasrath was involved in efforts to procure it.
