Sentence examples for procured supplies from inspiring English sources

The American Tract Society delivered books, and Mayor Joseph Wightman even procured supplies from a charitable institution established to aid Union servicemen, a decision that earned him the scorn of political opponents who accused him of aiding the traitors.

"Robert Morris," by Charles Rappleye Simonn & Schuster; $30) Rappleye argues that Morris, a merchant who procured supplies for the Revolution and became its chief treasurer, has been unduly neglected in favor of more philosophical Founding Fathers, and this book provides an illuminating account of the Revolution's improvised and even dodgy finances.

Rappleye argues that Morris, a merchant who procured supplies for the Revolution and became its chief treasurer, has been unduly neglected in favor of more philosophical Founding Fathers, and this book provides an illuminating account of the Revolution's improvised and even dodgy finances.

During World War I Lvov became chairman of the All-Russian Union of Zemstvos (1914) and a leader of Zemgor (the Union of Zemstvos and Towns; 1915), which provided relief for the sick and wounded and procured supplies for the army.

While these utility IRPs accurately forecast demand across their service territories (estimated ~20 gigawatts [GW], installed ~18 GW), their procured supplies widely diverged from forecast additions.

Delivery of all procured supplies is monitored by UNICEF staff all the way to their delivery points.

Public sympathy in Raniya and Sulaimaniya is enormous, and the fighters procure supplies and health care here with ease.

They will also be expected to achieve big savings by procuring supplies and services electronically, which will itself involve creating new e-systems.

The Advisory Board may, to the extent it deems necessary to carry out its functions under this section, procure supplies, services, and other personal property, including specialized electronic equipment.

The effect of the dollar's plunge to record lows against the euro is so severe that Airbus is exploring all avenues to shift production abroad, and to procure supplies — like the new light composite materials used in fuselages — outside Europe.

Moreover, the 1st Regiment had difficulty procuring supplies and equipment, and once in the field spent most of its time on guard or fatigue duty, the latter involving back-breaking manual labor that stigmatized black troops and left little time for drill and training.