Sentence examples for must procure from inspiring English sources
To fulfill this mandate, the system operator must procure reserve capacity to respond to unforeseen events such as an unexpected surge in demand.
The island is a wildlife sanctuary without permanent inhabitants; visitors must procure a permit to land from the Department of Conservation.
Where agreements with a specific supplier exist for a good or service (commodity), units must procure those goods and services from these preferred suppliers.
And at Stanford this week, a member of the men's team said that he would like to wear a LZR Racer at the Olympic trials but had been told by a Speedo representative that swimmers who do not have endorsement deals with the company must procure the suits through their coaches, which would surely put Stanford Coach Skip Kenney in a bind, since Stanford is sponsored by Nike.
Before leaving the country, the travelling parent must procure a Ne Exeat bond and post it with the Court.
Non-University groups must procure, at their expense, a policy of commercial general liability in accordance with limits set by each venue rental agreement.
This assumption reflects the fact that manufacturing plants must continuously procure engineering services and technical support from internal engineering departments or external contractors for their operation.
Everyone who's voting for Obama -- and especially those who are public figures (i.e. Keith Olbermann, Jack Cafferty, Rachel Maddow) must immediately procure a flag pin and not be seen without it before November 5th.
In modern supply chain process, products must be delivered to customers in the shortest possible delivery time and this delivery time must be procured with a minimum number of stocks.
1229, 92 L.Ed. 1663, this Court first enunciated the requirement that search warrants must be procured when 'practicable' in a case of search incident to arrest.
In an important opinion in United States v. Rabinowitz (1950), Minton reversed a lower-court ruling that search warrants must be procured when "practicable," declaring that the Fourth Amendment prohibited only "unreasonable searches".
