Sentence examples for and requisition from inspiring English sources
"We want the government to declare steel a strategic asset for the country like electricity and petrol and requisition it," he said.
To help police the Maximum and requisition grain in the countryside, as well as to carry out arrest warrants and guard political prisoners, the Convention authorized local authorities to create paramilitary forces.
It has come to be recognized that the peacetime powers of expropriation grant adequate authority to seize and requisition property under the territorial jurisdiction of a belligerent state without having recourse to the right of angary.
Konstantin Simonov, its author, was part of the first generation to grow up with the Soviet system's mock classroom trials, playground games of "search and requisition", and the "cult of struggle" inherited from the civil war.
In India, consent of relatives is not required for carrying out the medicolegal postmortem examination its right of investigating authority so, the police inquest and requisition letter have been taken to carry out postmortem examination.
During its humble beginnings, the main task of the People's Commissariat of Finance were: confiscation of property, robbery and requisition; printing and creating money; and taxation.
The author vividly dramatizes the onerous rules and requisitions enforced by the German commandant, Maj.
A prosperous life and a construction company that built, among other things, bunkers for Qaddafi, had been stripped and requisitioned when he had involved himself in opposition politics.
By George Saunders The pale boy with unfortunate Prince Valiant bangs and cublike mannerisms hulked to the mudroom closet and requisitioned Dad's white coat.
In fact, she said that the company had sent numerous letters and requisitions to West New York concerning the balance and still had not received the money.
The soldier had walked to the next farm and requisitioned their horse and taken off in the general direction he thought his platoon had gone.
