Sentence examples for procure in from inspiring English sources

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.

Until recently, macarons have been difficult to procure in the United States.

It is probably the only street in Manhattan, and maybe in the world, where you could procure, in one easy trip, a side of beef and a 1970's sectional sofa in pristine condition.

He was a polite, taciturn mountain man from the Jura, a region noted for its odd pelure d'oignon wine, so named because of its onion-skin color in taste a little hard and calcareous, ordinarily difficult to procure in Paris in those days, and doubtless a product of the vineyard of a Chuzeville cousin, who sold it to him cheap.

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.

In Michigan the Beaumont hospital chain struck a deal with ProCure in 2007 and applied to the state for a license.

Cryopreserved PHHs were purchased from vendors permitted to sell products derived from human organs procured in the United States by federally designated Organ Procurement Organizations.

Madam Alex, the most formidable procurer in Beverly Hills.

Although not procured in quantity, Hunters served in the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

"Medical cannabis has had to be produced and procured in a not-quite-above-board way," Councilwoman Kaplan said.

The uneasy truce they procured in French society was the basis of a literature that exalted individual experience.