Personal and business correspondence, professional papers, office records, memoranda, design data, requisitions, and printed and mimeographed technical material.
Ordinary Egyptians suffered from the effects of inflation, requisitioning, and conscription, and the intelligentsia and the professional classes were frustrated by restrictions on personal freedom and by the evident British intention to convert a temporary protectorate into a permanent colony.
Note that for the purpose of this study, 'ordering' means either requisitioning a test directly or facilitating access through another healthcare professional, such as a medical geneticist or other specialist (56% of respondents reported that they are responsible for ordering genetic tests for their patients and 31% reported that a geneticist is responsible for ordering tests for their patients).
The requisition specified hand irons, because the boys didn't want to get mixed up with the professional tailor-shop equipment.
Professional papers include student notes in engineering and business courses, business correspondence, office records, memoranda, design data, requisitions, and printed and mimeographed technical material, with emphasis on work as district sales manager for broadcasting equipment.
The prospects are also improved if a committed professional at the ward has the necessary time resources to perform nutritional care in practice, and if the care staff can requisition patient meals rich in nutrients 24 hours a day.
Can Congress requisition the report?
But Washington was clearly not happy with this Spanish requisition.
You folks wouldn't have a horse I could requisition.
Year-end requisition processing deadlines from Procurement Services.
