Sentence examples for expected to procure from inspiring English sources

In an NHS where GPs are expected to procure better care for less, the report, written by former NHS high flyer Mark Britnell, quotes Sir Ian Carruthers, who ran the health service in south-west England: "We know that we now have to do it on a larger scale … yet we do not yet know how".

Singapore, Thailand and Korea are all expected to procure ATFM systems within a year while China is expected to develop a bespoke system.

Larger firms are usually older and more established and could be expected to procure comparatively more of their income from existing products.

The two companies planned to manufacture 400 Harrier IIs, with the USMC expected to procure 336 aircraft and the RAF, 60.

We expect to procure commodity software through GPS catalogues," the DCLG spokesman said.

This resulted in the rationing of CPT only to newly diagnosed and/or severely immunocompromised HIV patients, meanwhile other HIV-positive patients were expected to personally procure their supplies.

The extra funding, to be announced by the prime minister during a visit to the Farnborough air show, is expected to allow Britain to procure more drones to help monitor suspected terrorists.

For example, in the movie, Lincoln orders two congressmen to do what needs to be done to pass the 13th Amendment: "I am president of the United States, clothed in immense power, and I expect to you procure those votes".

By the time GAVI countries were expected to assume the cost of procuring AD syringes, the price was sufficiently low to make it easier and more affordable for governments to begin procuring on their own.

They will also be expected to achieve big savings by procuring supplies and services electronically, which will itself involve creating new e-systems.

Correspondents have promised wire-tap evidence expected to reveal how women were procured for parties at the villa.