We consulted with the University procurement manager and piloted the survey among those of our research team able to raise a requisition for goods.
The slaughter of livestock, the mass arrests, and the requisition of vast quantities of grain led, inevitably, to shortages.
Philip, who scaled down Santa Cruz's original requisition of ships and men, appointed him naval commander of the invasion force.
Her debut, Neighbourhood 3: Requisition of Doom, showed suburban teens hooked on a first-person shooter that let them rampage through their own neighbourhoods, killing friends and family.
If the title "Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom" sounds like something you'd fire up on a PlayStation, that is entirely intentional.
The requisition of small light emitting organic molecules is on the rise in the field of organic electronics.
The government's wartime requisition of hospitals and doctors provided a dry run for the National Health Service, introduced in 1948.
Putin felt threatened by NATO advancing East saw the requisition of Crimea as a path to glory, at home and historically.
There is no neat continuity between London's history of grassroots alternative housing and Corbyn's startling call for the requisition of private property for displaced residents.
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.
From 2013, the electronic requisition of all BCs in the Capital Region precluded missing draw dates.
