Sentence examples for obtain supplies from inspiring English sources
Where the states cannot obtain supplies, some states have elected to bring back draconian methods of carrying out executions.
The Department of Health had apparently been trying to obtain supplies of ZMapp, but the manufacturer said high demand meant it had no remaining stocks.
He said it was "up to each nation to decide whether these vessels may obtain supplies and refuel at different ports along the route to the eastern Mediterranean".
At the same time, a fourth pod tried to help laboratories that had been overloaded with requests for testing, helping them obtain supplies and reporting back to them about specimens they had sent to the C.D.C. laboratories.
Like many death penalty states, Missouri is struggling to obtain supplies of its lethal injection drugs as a result of a stringent global boycott imposed by the European Commission and major pharmaceutical companies.
That business became the forerunner of Enron's entry into hundreds of other markets, helping customers obtain supplies and manage risks in products ranging from electric power to pulp and paper and, most recently, fast broadband access to the Internet.
Barwick furnished him with written advice containing his view that a Governor-General could and should dismiss a Prime Minister who was unable to obtain supply.
Both players are credited with the defeat of a General or Kingpin in the game which will affect the state of the guest's progress but are required to obtain supply points and gain experience independently.
He said that Mr. Shahzad bought the gun while obtaining supplies for the bomb.
(A tiny, independently owned plant in the central city of Huambo never closed completely, but its production has been minuscule and erratic because of difficulty in obtaining supplies).
The two studies were started and performed independently, Dr. Auwerx said, though he obtained supplies of resveratrol from Sirtris, which was co-founded by Dr. Sinclair, and has become a scientific adviser to it.
