Sentence examples for have to be procured from inspiring English sources
Bottles of amphetamine, synthetic opiates, hydrocodone, and an ounce of marijuana, which all have to be procured before departure, and it's early afternoon before we point the van plus trailer towards the western shores.
Delays in shipping medicines to a country may mean that they have to be procured locally.
To support such re-instantiable operating systems containing datasets, databases, web-resources, pre-compiled software applications, and version control of each deposited digital object, as well as the metadata describing what is stored, large data storage platforms have to be procured.
Second, the liberation war had to be intensified, and more arms had to be procured from allies and friends.
Its unusual window components, like Alaskan cedar and pebbled, amber-toned Florentine glass, had to be procured from far-flung corners of the country.
"Alcohol had to be procured safely in advance, a secure place for storage had to be found, transport there and back had to be arranged, and parents had to be avoided when you got home".
With ships being built in locations with no shipbuilding industry, everything from guns to rope and cooking stoves to hammocks, had to be procured elsewhere and transported to the building sites, adding to delays.
In effect, photocopies of ANC cards or notebooks had to be procured by the clients at a price of up to 100-200 shillings (USD 0.1-0.2 0.1-0.2
Colistin i.v. is not available in Germany so it had to be procured from the USA, which caused a delay of treatment for a few days.
