Sentence examples for procuring an from inspiring English sources

Procuring an abortion illegally can be punished with a 14-year prison sentence.

There is even a scene in which Norman Maine tries to bribe a matre d'htel into procuring an innocent starlet for him.

In all they faced 66 counts, which included trafficking, forcing girls into prostitution, procuring an illegal abortion, rape and physical violence.

They were found guilty last month of 43 charges relating to six victims, which included trafficking, forcing girls into prostitution, procuring an illegal abortion, rape and physical violence.

Michael Bogdanov, director of the National Theatre's 1982 production, was sued by Mary Whitehouse for "procuring an act of gross indency".

RocknRoll had taken the sensible precaution of procuring an assignment of copyright in the embarrassing photographs from his friend who had taken and posted them.

The process of procuring a boat is clearer.

The NHS is currently procuring a second wave, which will add a further 250,000 annual treatments.

Various companies who claim it are having trouble procuring a patent.

Instead of procuring a ready Wi-Fi module, his team assembled the unit.

The arithmetic of procuring a prostitute who is both experienced and inspirational is even more complicated than the arithmetic of procuring a president who is both experienced and inspirational.