procuring

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• “For two weeks, we saw on national TV that Santa Claus had landed in Maryland, and you had procured 500,000 tests with the administration to save our lives,” Pinsky said.

• “We’ve procured very flexible agreements, as opposed to slapping a one, two year deal down”Hoy said Revcontent’s goal is to help publishers improve their revenue situation, and that the starting point is building trust.

• Congress has distributed nearly a billion dollars to states to protect voting systems and procure paper trails — that can be audited — for each vote.

• “There have been waves of spottiness in supply, and we’ve gone through waves of different items being difficult to procure,” Drucker says.

• They may start to wonder, for example, if they will be able to procure a replacement part if their Huawei phone breaks, Shah said.

• Quality drugs and medical supplies are always in short supply and procuring them is a major source of corruption.

• The two (still allegedly) sold more than $1 million in Bitcoin to users for drug-procuring purposes.

• Second, he prioritized procuring equipment that would help minimize the threat of roadside bombs.

• We found, however, no difficulty in procuring more, some of which weighed four hundredweight.

• Indeed, any fraud of the insured in procuring the policy has the effect of voiding it if the insurer chooses to do so.

• He went upstairs to his room in this morose state and, procuring a revolver, after a short time came down and shot at his sister.