Sentence examples for the procuring of from inspiring English sources
Sartre has been portrayed as benefiting from, in effect, the procuring of distressed young women by his partner, Simone de Beauvoir.
This is primarily because of the technical challenges and ethical controversy arising from the procuring of human eggs solely for research purposes.
During the investigation into a possible prostitution ring at the Hotel Carlton, prostitutes began mentioning the name Strauss-Kahn at other soirées outside Lille and the inquiry was widened to the procuring of women for the IMF chief.
Yes, the freakout is in the book -- the bender leading up to the party in Miami in 1994; the paranoia; the procuring of a samurai sword for self-protection; etc., etc. -- but not the Chris Blackwell part.
Would it be possible, without asking permission of Congress, to employ a man like Saint-Gaudens to give us a coinage which would have some beauty?" Roosevelt had Mint Director George E. Roberts write to Saint-Gaudens, who replied, "I am extremely interested in the matter of the new designs of the coinage ... it will I assure you give me great pleasure to assist in the procuring of good work".
Le Géant alerted the Procurer General of the Congregation of Benedictines, who ordered Desgabets to report to his superiors concerning the matter.
SS was responsible for the procuring and processing of the SNP data from dbSNP.
In this study, the supply chain of the biomass is proposed as: 1. Procuring of the feedstock (i.e., purchasing biomass, importing, and cultivating them).
Whitehall departments – and their operations around the country – are the biggest procurer of services around.
"We are protected from rising production costs because we are the largest procurer of RUTF in the world," Ms. Mulder said, adding that many producers are experimenting with pastes using more local ingredients and reducing the amount of milk.
As the largest procurer of goods and services in the world, we could have a tremendous impact in promoting human rights protections, both here and abroad, if we leveraged the use of our procurement dollars.
