Sentence examples for the procure from inspiring English sources
verb
To acquire or obtain.
I ascended to the Gun Room thinking I might, perhaps, spend $1,200 on a bottom-of-the-line over-and under model, but the fine woods and handsome engraving on the sidekicks of the procure models soon captivated me so much that... suffice it to say I had a lot of explaining to do that night to my wife.
A spokeswoman for Hollister-Jones confirmed the procuring charge had been withdrawn, the New Zealand Herald reported.
Sartre has been portrayed as benefiting from, in effect, the procuring of distressed young women by his partner, Simone de Beauvoir.
If the costs are largely borne by taxpayers, the benefits accrue to individuals and institutions chosen by the procuring government.
It is non-transparent, making accurate representation of the procurer's preferences difficult.
The procurer does not observe bidders' efficiency in conservation or market production.
In contrast, when conservation externalities are substantial, the procurer would have strong incentives to acquire information before designing the auction.
Phytoestrogen, however, was tested in all the procured samples.
SS was responsible for the procuring and processing of the SNP data from dbSNP.
And ultimately, the only commercial broker entitled to a commission is the procuring broker.
KAP helped conceive of the study, procure the funding, direct data acquisition and drafted the manuscript.
