Sentence examples for procures from inspiring English sources

He points out that the clinical-commissioning group in Liverpool (a doctor-led outfit that procures services for the NHS) might be able to save over 400 lives a year if it were able to match the best outcomes reported in areas with similar demography.

Nissan builds a compact car called the March in India and Thailand, where it procures 87% of the parts locally.

Anyone who "aids, abets, counsels or procures" a suicide out of compassion or something more sinister risks up to 14 years in prison.It is a risk that many are willing to take.

Unexpectedly, the 14-year-old that she procures becomes the love of his life.

But it hits all the emotional buttons old versus new Labour, public versus private, producer versus consumer interests.The PFI invented by the Conservatives, enthusiastically embraced by Labour breaks with the usual mould of public-sector investment, in which the state simply procures new assets like schools and then takes possession.

Many Hindu authorities claim that regular temple worship to one of the deities of the devotional communities procures the same results for the worshiper as did the performance of one of the great Vedic sacrifices, and one who provides the patronage for the construction of a temple is called a "sacrificer" (yajamana).

Daesh primarily procures weaponry by looting equipment from its opponents, and also benefits from local and regional black markets.

Hawkins finds Mbvoumin equally difficult to pin down and only procures an interview, he says, when there might be financial gain for the charity.

The Jewish scholar argues that it is contemplation not of the cosmos but of Jewish history that procures knowledge of God.

Fogell, a primal nerd with a needle nose and a voice like a vibrating thistle, procures a fake I.D., which identifies him simply as McLovin, a Hawaiian organ donor.

Well, according to David Albright and Paul Brannan of the the Institute for Science and International Security, North Korea relies on smuggling networks in which it "procures for its uranium enrichment program either from China or by using it as a transshipment point".