Sentence examples for necessary to procure from inspiring English sources
And he describes the tricks and ruses necessary to procure food in detail.
It is necessary to procure materials per the design requirement or drawing and verify the correct item has been received.
The three allies pledged themselves to "persevere in the…prolonged operations necessary to procure the unconditional surrender of Japan".
The three allies pledged themselves to "persevere in the…prolonged operations necessary to procure the unconditional surrender of Japan". These words, however, concealed deep differences over global strategy.
Mr. Morgan, then president of the Museum, put up the $1,000 necessary to procure her Life Fellowship and also set aside five thousand for her to study art in Europe.
On at least one occasion Mr. Wang went to death row before an execution to give a condemned donor an injection of the anticoagulant heparin, which is necessary to procure transplantable organs.
Then, all it would take would be to call in one of the mechanics trained by Amref, paying him the necessary amount to procure spare parts from the Katine sub-county store, and watch him restore the flow.
The starting point of the study is the underlying rationale of much of the service purchasing literature that buyers have or can easily access the necessary know-how to procure business services.
The power thus conferred, it was also alleged, had been exerted in an arbitrary manner, and tests prescribed which were not necessary 'in order to procure the safety of oil, to protect the people from the sale of oils which are dangerous.' Certain of the regulations promulgated by the board were also assailed as being uncertain, unreasonable, illegal, and oppressive.
The Penang route was necessary for Norway Airlines to procure a third aircraft, which according to the company was necessary to generate a profit, and would have created 100 new jobs.
He also has a small number of office personnel whose job is to procure necessary equipment and also arrange the sale of coal.
