Sentence examples for failed to procure from inspiring English sources

This policy has manifestly failed to procure the security that Israel's citizens deserve.

After being stung by a second-minute goal for Thomas, Davis was further angered when a foul by home defender Lubo Michalik on Crewe striker Mathias Pogba failed to procure anything more than a free-kick.

The image of my own blood and mixed with fluid filling up a full liter bottle was oddly comforting, and after 20 minutes of excruciating attempts to remove more fluid, I wailed one last time in total agony after the last stab failed to procure more fluid out of me.

Those who fail to procure such insurance could be said to have made an informed choice.

What will happen if your relationship runs its course – say, if your agent fails to procure a good deal after a certain period of time?

But his staff fails to procure the real Stone and instead hires a Vegas impersonator who freaks out when the lizard disembowels a fawn.

We should look carefully at the remedies proposed for an end to poverty by a punitive coalition, which announces reductions in assistance, not merely to those it sees as the refuseniks of labour, but also to the six million or so people working in Britain whose efforts fail to procure them a living wage.

There is precious little cash left in the national coffers, and if the government fails to procure further funding soon, it will be in trouble.

"They embezzle billions and take low-interest loans in huge amounts for cronies and well-connected importers and exporters and fail to procure raw materials for diapers," lamented Taheri.

"The CIA uncovered terrorists' latest modified underwear bomb plot, but TSA has repeatedly failed to effectively procure and deploy screening equipment that actually detects threats, and incredible amounts of its state-of-the-art technology is gathering dust in Texas warehouses.

A few exceptions included a delightful but amateurish grand dinner party with caviar packed in a suitcase and brought down to Cornwall, a failed attempt to procure lobster, but a decent and proper champagne.