Sentence examples for requisition an from inspiring English sources

Mr Ashley - whose Sports Direct group owns the Sports World stores, and a raft of sports brands including Slazenger, Donnay and Dunlop - has threatened to requisition an extraordinary general meeting of Blacks's shareholders.

Tau are very expensive in terms of both power and requisition (an 8-man fire-warrior squad costs nearly 1000 req.!!!) A good starting point on a 4-player map is about 4 SPs captured by 3 stealth-teams, which should be built and dispatched immediately.

A Welsh-English dictionary by William Salesbury in 1547 brought another language into requisition: A Dictionary in English and Welsh.

As the regular season ended last week, Monahan had plans to requisition a ball from the final game.

A technician on the staff, hearing about the case, suggested that they requisition a thermal imager sensitive enough to detect minute temperature fluctuations.

A shortage of housing led the British to requisition a large number of the buildings that remained standing and the resident Germans were put into billets.

When my grandfather went to requisition a house on the Elbe River it was occupied by a wealthy merchant family: Herr Ladiges, his wife, and their three children, Theo, Heike and Holger.

When setting up a requisition, a hiring manager can "split code" it to an unlimited number of costing strings, to allocate the costs to multiple funding sources.

As a counsellor to the provincial Gobernador, Zama receives occasional distinguished visitors, oversees the odd transfer of a prisoner, or contemplates a petition to requisition a work gang of enslaved Indians.

If the Legislature knew how hard the rank and file works - foresters working as conservation officers, employees with no ability to requisition a wheelbarrow -- they might see things differently".

For example, as a consumer you have the freedom to spend $20,000 or more on a new car, but as an employee you probably don't have the authority to requisition a $500 office chair.