Sentence examples similar to require a restock from inspiring English sources

TV sets larger than 13 inches purchased at Goodguys.com require a 15% restocking fee.

Unlike Amazon Prime, Target Restock doesn't require a membership fee – that an angle Walmart adopted with its free shipping program, too.

Restocking our cricket supply would require a time commitment of at least two hours out and back.

Fighting and fleeing requires a lot of energy, so one of the roles cortisol serves is to "restock the shelves" by making us hungry (2).

You may be required to pay a restocking fee if you return the equipment with broken physical parts or missing pieces.

A second assistant was required to restock disposable equipment (for example gloves, gowns and masks) and to clean the rooms between sessions.

Their dependence on extra-territorial aid and income, their exposure to formal education and to formal and informal markets in the camps and abroad, their settlement in and reliance on the camps with limited access to their former territories and the fact that not all refugees are able to access the capital required to restock camel herds have all brought about such change.

24 According to one of respondent's amici, most pharmaceutical companies "have systems in place to maintain the inventories of wholesalers and retailers of prescription drugs (consisting mainly of periodic restocking pursuant to a general contract), [and] these systems are largely ministerial and require only a few employees to administer them". Brief for PhRMA as Amicus Curiae 24; see also ibid.

A KKW Beauty representative confirmed there'll be a restock announced in the near future.

Plus more teacher shortages in Auckland, and a restock of anti-cancer vaccines.

But since most merchants set idiosyncratic deadlines for returns, often require receipts and original packaging and sometimes charge a restocking fee, it's easy to understand why online shoppers can get a little tense about the whole process.