Sentence examples for the process of procuring from inspiring English sources

The process of procuring a boat is clearer.

It was not until 1997 that the Fire Department started the process of procuring new radios, and it was not until early 2001 that the radios were issued.

"They're very cool people who love education and get great pleasure from the process of procuring stones and sharing them," said Jerry Romanella, co-owner of Commercial Mineral.

Marge Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the New York City Department of Education, said the city's schools were already in the process of procuring meat without the pink slime, responding to calls from parents.

MoveInsure recently unveiled its new online service, which is designed to fully automate the process of procuring insurance for a household move online — from purchase to claims filing.

Snapchat Spectacles are not immediately intended for advertising, and the company has made that point clear by making the process of procuring a pair equally difficult for everyone.

With a tearful farewell in Munich, a paparazzi-filled flight to Newark and the requisite traffic jam on the New Jersey Turnpike, the fact that Lothar Matthaus was a half-hour late for his news conference today hardly seemed like a delay, at least compared to the MetroStars' lengthy and bizarre process of procuring the German star.

There are certain fundamentals that are necessary to adequately understand the process of selecting, designing, procuring, installing, and testing a cable system.

To this end, the UNICEF West & Central Africa Regional Office has recruited a pharmacist to support countries in the process of forecasting, costing, procuring and managing supplies of ARVs for PMTCT and pediatric treatment.

With case studies of ISO New England, PJM and Great Britain, this paper examines the process and trends of procuring DR and EE in forward capacity markets, and the design for integration mechanisms.

But even in New Mexico, the process — from procuring the starter seed (in Amsterdam, via a middleman) to home delivery (by a former Marine) — is not for the faint of heart.