Sentence examples for opportunity to procure from inspiring English sources

The same applies to badly neglected buildings that we have the opportunity to procure.

Very soon they will also have the opportunity to procure victim support services from bodies other than the National Victim Support service.

His lawyers asked to see a copy of the confession before trial, but a majority of the New Jersey Supreme Court denied the request, on the ground that Tune might use the "opportunity to procure false testimony and commit perjury".

"Households caring for OVC will have an opportunity to procure what they need most – to retain children at school, improve their health status and reduce malnutrition," said the Deputy Principal Secretary of Health and Social Welfare Moliehi Khabele, speaking on behalf of the Minister of Health.

Yet with three games remaining there may be too few opportunities to procure them before an end-of-season review that must have the potential to double up as an inquest.

Welfare researchers agree that the welfare of zoo animals can be profoundly compromised when they don't have opportunities to procure their own food, solve problems in their environment, or engage with others of their kind.

It requires commissioners and procurement teams to procure in ways that allow innovation; to reward achievement; to allow experimentation, while recognising that this will mean some failure; and enabling new entrants from the business, third, social enterprise and public sectors to compete for opportunities.

With no land to cultivate or crops to harvest the opportunities are restricted for girls who are out of school to make money to procure items that they consider important (including soap, Vaseline, panties and dresses).

Strategies to procure organs each have their advantages and disadvantages and depend on consent systems, legal opportunities, in-hospital and out-of-hospital institution and financial possibilities.

Information was hard to procure.

"It's quite difficult to procure".