Sentence examples for procuring materials from inspiring English sources

Now holed up in Venice, and driven to extreme measures by the "death" of Arabella, Strange encounted the Greysteels (Flora, a poetry groupie and erstwhile chum of Byron, played by Lucinda Dryzek, and her father James, played by Game of Thrones' Clive Mantle) as he was barking at a shopkeeper about procuring materials to make him mad.

They came to the fore during Japan's rapid industrialisation in the late 19th century, procuring material from overseas for the resource-impoverished country and handling the export of finished goods.

(h) Procuring material and supplies, including office supplies.

Environmental impact assessments must be drawn up before new projects commence and when procuring material for civilian and military use.

(So far she and Ms. Long have contributed their time; Ms. Long procured materials and production at cost).

It is necessary to procure materials per the design requirement or drawing and verify the correct item has been received.

The school owner must spend several years addressing government mandates, then struggle to find teachers, procure materials, and build a sustainable institution.

John Chipman, director of the International Institute of Strategic Studies, said today that the government's assessment disclosed fresh details about Mr. Hussein's efforts to procure materials abroad for a nuclear program and highlighted Iraq's strategy for confounding new inspections.

"The activities of this group included fund collection for terrorist groups, active surveillance of establishments in Singapore targeted for terrorist bombing, as well as attempts to procure materials for bomb construction, including large quantities of ammonium nitrate," the statement said.

Potters used natural deposits the impurities of which, for good or ill, often affected the final result; until recently it has been impossible to procure materials in a pure state.

We looked at North Korea's sanctions evasion as a business case study — rather than the work of a rogue state — and documented the pathways, partners and practices North Korea uses to procure materials for its banned weapons programs.