| Someone who procures another to commit an offence by threats or by implanting a false belief may have substantial causal influence. |
| Unexpectedly, the 14-year-old that she procures becomes the love of his life. |
| It procures approximately 17,000 categories of goods and services on behalf of federal departments and agencies. |
| This cocktail of vitamins boosts the skin's vital functions and procures a radiant complexion. |
| Under this scenario, the public sector finances and procures an operational system with limited performances. |
| And we say it once more, after and with Lacan: it procures for the analysand the means to know how to deal with his Sinthome. |
