Sentence examples for procured themselves from inspiring English sources

A new app, Deer Diary ($2 on iOS and Android), could help users put meat on the grill that they actually procured themselves, at least if venison is the meat of choice.

Some provinces have become dominions unto themselves; other provinces are impoverished, unable to get Baghdad to deliver resources that the provinces can not procure themselves.

Public administrations have been very much concerned since the 1980s about the need of avoiding vendor lock-in when procuring themselves with information technology (IT) infrastructure.

The D cells rely more on their microenvironment for survival and growth at a fitness cost that represents the scarcity of resources or space that I cells can procure themselves.

Here are some of my stray thoughts, which are not all opinions masquerading as questions: Why do Indian, African and Arab writers who have lived for years in Britain or United States and are legal citizens of those countries, according to the documents they themselves have painfully procured, still identify themselves as Indian, African or Arab?

It is easier, and often in the long run cheaper, for organisations to procure goods themselves and distribute based on need.

These "higher-order interests" provide them with reason to procure for themselves in their choice of principles of justice an adequate share of the primary social goods that enable them to achieve these higher-order ends and effectively pursue their life plans.

Catesby told Digby that the king and Salisbury were dead, and "if true Catholics would now stir, he doubted not that they might procure to themselves good conditions".

So the bones would bear peel marks even though the hominins hadn't procured the carcass themselves.

Commonly, contractors will write one-part specifications for things that they will develop themselves and for things they procure (procurement specifications).

The Union, and not themselves separately, procured their independence, and their liberty.