Sentence examples for requisition for the from inspiring English sources

King said the requisition for the meeting was "hand-delivered" to Ibrox.

It is important to acknowledge, furthermore, that as it appears under CIHL, parties to a conflict may, in certain circumstances, lawfully subject civilian property to military requirements, e.g. requisition for the needs of the army of occupation [ICRC Rule 51 2005].

Once a participant reports a cancer diagnosis during any follow-up cycle, the hospital/clinics are sent a requisition for the patient's medical records.

Early in the 20th century the firm bought some motor lorries to replace the horse-drawn delivery carts, only to see them requisitioned for the war effort.

There a large flat-bottomed barge, ordinarily used for carrying buffalo, camels, and the occasional wedding party across the river, would have been requisitioned for the day.

A fund-raising walk in Liberty State Park that was expected to bring in $100,000 was called off because the area was requisitioned for the recovery efforts.

Mr. Rumsfeld put in regular work days aboard the "doomsday" nuclear command jet requisitioned for the trip, holding secure video teleconferences to discuss the Abu Ghraib investigations, other issues regarding Iraq and a range of daily Pentagon business.

The 1814 Byron portrait by Thomas Phillips normally hangs in the residence of the UK ambassador to Greece in Athens but has been requisitioned for the latest display of works from the Government Art Collection.

(In truth, the majority of Little Ships were requisitioned for the voyage across, but there were exceptions, and that is why Dawson casts off just before the uniformed authorities can reach him).

Cases stamped "Trump: How to get rich" and "Never give up" were carefully loaded into the boot of the island's only Porsche Cayenne 4x4 - a gleaming black vehicle requisitioned for the day from a local millionaire by the Trump Organisation.

However, the U.S. Army soon offered to buy the vehicles at cut-rate prices, and Japanese Americans who refused to sell were told that the vehicles were being requisitioned for the war.