Through analysis of public data and observation from personal interview, the study concludes that state-led land requisition has been a dominant force in expediting the urbanization of the suburban areas of Chinese cities and that the complex interplay between state and market impetuses has led to the multi-faceted transformation of rural communities and to a complicated countryside profile.
In India, consent of relatives is not required for carrying out the medicolegal postmortem examination its right of investigating authority so, the police inquest and requisition letter have been taken to carry out postmortem examination.
Since 1948, more than 7,000 requisitions for shoes have been issued.
Now that our brain power cannot be doubted our bodies have been requisitioned.
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.
Others come as a shock: the kettledrums that sound like cannon fire; the piercing insistence of a piccolo that seems to have been requisitioned from Napoleon's army.
Kit tied on a head scarf, but Ann hadn't thought to bring one, so her hair whipped in her face, and by the time they turned in between the crumbling stone gateposts — there were no gates; they must have been requisitioned for the war effort — she was bewildered with the speed and the rushing air.
Like Evelyn Waugh's Charles Ryder – a fictional exemplar several times invoked in the course of this life‑and-times – incredulously fetched up at a requisitioned, war-bound Brideshead, we have been here before.
In addition, the samples collected for long term storage have been systematically managed with the BSRS (Biospecimen Storage and Requisition System).
Also postpartum screening for diabetes is unsatisfactory and a number of determinants and barriers have been identified, including patients being lost to follow-up, lack of time and lost requisition etc. Variable results were found for many determinants.
