Sentence examples for procuring the services from inspiring English sources

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If you're considering self-publishing, procuring the services of a copyeditor is essential; readers might not pick up on all of your metaphors and jokes, but they will zero on grammatical and spelling errors with the intensity of a heat-seeking missile.

(c) The Assistant Attorney General for Administration shall procure the services of a stenographic reporter.

The developer faced a final deadline this week to procure the services of the companies that would make and lay the cable under the river, Mr. Stern said.

"It is the poor women who are unable to procure the services they need when the government is not providing them.

Guardian Australia has also revealed similar contract processes were used to procure the services of Pacific International hospital for healthcare services on Manus Island and Canstruct International for garrison services on Nauru.

Commenting on CloudStore resuming usual service, a spokesman for the Cabinet Office said: "The G-Cloud is operating normally again and the CloudStore is open for business, offering the public sector a cheaper, quicker and more transparent way to procure the services they need".

To illustrate a November 2008 article arguing that credit derivatives were "the elephant in the room" at JPMorgan Chase, the magazine spent what one staff member, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said was $30,000 to procure the services of a real elephant to menace a model at a photo shoot.

to procure the services of experts and consultants in accordance with section 3109 of title 5 of the United States Code, at rates of compensation not to exceed the daily equivalent of the rate authorized for GS 18 by section 5332 of title 5 of the United States Code.

This symbiosis was achieved through a particular taxation regime that can be described, in Earle's ([2002]) term, as 'staple finance', which acted as a coercive production incentive in a non-cash economy: It refers to a strategy of mobilizing 'food items and their local vertical transfer to an elite segment of the polity' who used them as currency to procure the services it needs ([2002]:84).

"The Bills were very lucky to have procured the services of Cookie Gilchrist, who was one of the greatest fullbacks I have ever seen in all of my years in professional football," Bills owner Ralph Wilson said Monday.