Sentence examples for of requisition from inspiring English sources

Main outcome measures: Changes in hemoglobin and hematocrit from before to 72 h postpartum; blood loss during the third stage; duration of the third stage of labor; need for additional oxytocic drug; frequency of requisition and of administration of blood; changes in blood pressure; and occurrence of side effects.

Asbestos to insulate the ships was deemed a vital war material, and naval officials tightly controlled the mineral's distribution, ordering it delivered to government specifications, using powers of requisition to direct its purchase from private companies, and stockpiling the results at the government's General Services Administration facility at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

A question is raised as to the statutory authority of the officer, who made the order of requisition and gave the directions respecting noncompliance with the contract, to bind the government; but, for the purposes of the case, we assume he was authorized, as he could have been under 39 Stat.

Lastly, a mandatory real time reminder of the Canadian C-Spine Rule at the point of requisition for imaging was implemented.

This was rejected by the Norwegian Armed Forces, who based their need of transport of military personnel during war time on requisition of civilian, Norwegian-registered aircraft.

Lacking funds or goods to exchange against grain needed to feed the Red Army and the towns, Lenin instituted a system of requisitioning grain surpluses without compensation.

The United States has held no prize courts since 1899 for the additional reason of its more liberal policy of requisitioning foreign vessels with compensation rather than appropriating them as prizes.

This strategy necessitated a thorough knowledge of the terrain of the theatre of war, especially as quick movement precluded adequate supplying of his armies without a large amount of requisitioning in the area of operations.

Or perhaps it was the $780,000 worth of massage machines she was accused of requisitioning, a charge she rebutted by saying she would not have made such a request when six massage machines were already clogging the storage halls in the House building, gathering dust, according to Nigerian newspaper accounts.

The film is a Hepburn triumph, and moviegoers who resent the theatre's habit of requisitioning their stars may feel that Miss Hepburn's time on the stage has not been spent in vain and that she simply prepared herself for this achievement during the long run of the play.

Gong, the South Korean foreign minister, has suggested that the South Korean government take the initiative to establish a fund to address the issue of requisitioned workers with initial contributions from South Korean companies, with the view that contributions from Japanese companies would then follow.