Sentence examples for * requisitioners from inspiring English sources

The club added that the "requisitioners" were not seeking to remove any of the current directors.

"The company can confirm that the requisitioners have withdrawn the requisition," Rangers said.

Craig Mather resigned as Rangers chief executive in October after McColl's "requisitioners" won a court case forcing a delay to the club's AGM.

Asked if it was conceivable that Laxey could also vote the "requisitioners" onto the board at the AGM, Kingsnorth added: "Of course I could support the EGM people, but I won't because their job is done.

"The previous board had a nomad and were listed and the listing was under jeopardy when the requisitioners requested to remove the current regime and this is why WH Ireland resigned," he told BBC Scotland.

The University had at this time over 80 buildings, holding 144 schools/departments/institutes, any of which could raise purchase orders via 466 expert buyers and 1058 shoppers (also known as requisitioners).

Rangers told the Stock Exchange: "Further to the announcement of 2 August 2013, the board is holding discussions with representatives of the requisitioners with the aim of avoiding the need for a general meeting, at this time, and the associated unnecessary cost and disruption to the company.

In a statement issued to the Stock Exchange on Wednesday, the club said: "The board considers that any decision on any proposal for the withdrawal of the requisition would be subject to the provision by the requisitioners of a vote of confidence and continued support for the current directors and to all necessary regulatory approvals".

That was provided by one requisitioner known as Artemis, but no others.

A third intervention came last year, when he tried to bring about boardroom change in the guise of a requisitioner.

This paper contributes to our understanding of a University as 'receiver' – and therefore an inbound logistics freight generator – and the role of both purchasing policy and practice, the role of the end user as the driver of a requisitioner and, to some extent, that of the employee as generator of private purchasing delivered to work.