Sentence examples for wanting to procure from inspiring English sources

Since April 2007, any UK business wanting to "procure, test, process or distribute" unfrozen sperm has had to hold a licence from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority HFEAA).

If you want to procure sperm or eggs, the process is completely different.

If you have time and patience, you may want to procure the tickets yourself and go it alone.

The British government wants to procure the JSF for the Royal Navy and has already contributed towards its development costs.

"If we want to procure any information from this suspect, we're going to have to do it behind closed doors," he says.

We consider a setting where there is a manufacturer who wants to procure multiple items from a set of suppliers each of whom can supply one or more of these items (bundles).

Singh's trial heard she had told another man she wanted to procure a gun or heroin, to commit suicide and kill Cinque.

Regardless, committee members seem to be aware that if they want to procure information from Flynn, they are in for a fight.

Dr. Hern added that an overriding reason why he does not want to procure fetal tissue is the "unbelievable harassment" he gets from anti-abortion groups.

And though he carefully avoided the word leverage in regard to negotiating with cable companies, he suggested that the acquisition last week "puts us in a good position to fairly bargain with those who want to procure our products".

The start-up company has the backing of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who was on hand today to promote M-Xchange.com with a message to largely white corporate America: "There is nothing you want to procure that we cannot supply".