Procurement [noun]

I determined that he should die by my procurement or at my hand.

A procurement decision reflects a political preference and priority.

It is not used when the procurement of permanent service is spoken of.

Insofar as possible, procurement for this purpose will be from war surpluses.

As he utterly failed to sleep, he employed the silent hours of midnight to hatch a scheme for the procurement of future provender.

Difficulties of the usual kind arose as to the procurement of a suitable site.

When the adultery was committed by the procurement, connivance, privity or consent of plaintiff.

Practically the sole special consideration now accorded them is in the procurement of interpreters for proper occasions.

Hence, he is better situated for the procurement of correct notions of relations, essentialities and the like.

The gentlemen that remained in prisons were, by the procurement of the Queen-Dowager, set at liberty in the month of July 1550.