Sentence examples for means to procure from inspiring English sources

"Man continually standing in need of the assistance of others, must fall upon some means to procure their help," a student's lecture notes record Smith as saying.

The school, which had branches at Union Square and Cooper Square, closed after state investigators concluded it had inappropriately received more than $1.5 million in tuition assistance and had used "false, misleading, deceptive and fraudulent bait-and-switch advertising as a means to procure, solicit and enroll students," according to a 1996 New York State Education Department complaint.

The metabolism of glutamate as a means to procure nitrogen for the biosynthesis of amines including amino acids depends on the availability of the TCA intermediate 2-oxoglutarate, which serves as a link to the TCA cycle.

Most girls were unable to achieve their practical objectives either because they did not have the resources or means to procure machines or because they were hindered by restrictions on their mobility and thus access to materials and markets.

We have also concluded that most probably the railroad used corrupt means to procure the legislation.

This gives the company the means to procure better terms than online rivals do from its suppliers, which like the idea of customers actually seeing their wares in the flesh, shown off by flesh-and-blood people.

This means that, in order to procure the fundamental truths of metaphysics, we must "withdraw the mind from the senses" (7:4, 12, 14) and turn toward our innate ideas of the essences of things, including the essences of mind, matter, and an infinite being (God).

The money is meant to help pay for procuring three or four new batteries and interceptors for Israel's Iron Dome short-range rocket defense program.

In the Sterling case, prosecutors accused the former CIA officer of having bad motives in leaking information to a New York Times reporter that shut down a highly classified program meant to stop Iran from procuring a nuclear weapon.

Father's career in the Army, his short tenure as a diplomat, and the private means he had managed to procure in the mid-nineteen-seventies, when he became a successful businessman — importing products as diverse as Mitsubishi vehicles and Converse sports shoes to the Middle East — made him a dangerous enemy.

Even if corporations are watched more carefully though that is unlikely as most are tightly connected to governments, heavily influencing elections through legal contributions and often covertly serving geopolitical interests there are other means for illegitimate leaders to procure weapons.