Sentence examples for make procuring from inspiring English sources

On Monday, a proposed amendment to the Serious Crime Bill would make procuring or performing an abortion on grounds of sex selection a specific criminal offence.

Grossman said that Gilbert's leadership role at Hothead Games had made procuring his assistance "legal wrangling", and that including Schafer as well would have been too much trouble.

But in fact it is the private economy that is the more important, where jobs that actually increase productivity are created, where investments that are worth making procure capital, and where a voluntary sector far more efficiently, effectively, and responsively delivers much needed services.

There was no eccentricity that she would not have dared on their behalf, no sacrifice that she would not have made to procure a few more minutes of their society.

Mechanical components were made or procured by the Rock Island Arsenal.

Significant financial investments have been made to procure existing and create new anti-malarial agents.

After Biman became a public limited company, renewed attempts were made to procure new-generation aircraft to replace its ageing fleet.

Two maritime security sources said they were aware of attempts also being made to procure light arms on behalf of Syrian rebels via private security firms in South Africa.

While every reasonable effort was made to procure drugs from each website, this was not always possible.

The investment made to procure single-use syringes and needles together with essential medicines was not of a high magnitude.

The death certificate data were matched to the reported cases and attempts were made to procure case reports for decedents that were not already reported.