Examples of procured

• If success is measured by number of organs procured, these policies are failures.

• Three 10m timbers might have been procured, but (at least) two tension connections would have been needed.

• The more the farmers produced, the more would be procured by the state.

• The commissary department employed a committee of officers to survey elephants whenever they were procured for public service.

• As mentioned earlier, the hill where it was found appears to have been one of the sources from which this and other monuments were procured.

• The medical methods are dispensed by a medical practitioner, whereas the non-medical may be procured without consulting a medical practitioner.

• The number of actual donors went from 0 to 9, and the number of organs procured increased from 0 to 32.

• The optics for image slicers has been designed and procured.

• Because patients and families would have no say in the matter, whether organs were procured would depend only on whether they were viable for transplantation.

• That is to say, an image of the surface itself was not procured.

• When he procured some from neighbouring houses, the old man swallowed it all and then spat a little on the boy's outstretched palm.

• The radio networks had built up a truly national audience; well-timed pre-emption procured it for the president.

• Selling the procured grain to rural areas is often known as 'resale'.

• Grain can be procured internally from domestic production or externally from international markets.

• Therefore, wood is not a cheap fuel when procured from the market.