Sentence examples for requisitions over from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to interpret the long-term trends in laboratory reports of influenza infections because of the changing testing practices and changing volumes of test requisitions over the time period.

By the end of 1864, the Confederate Army's Subsistence Department had unpaid requisitions of over $34 million, the Quartermaster's Department $108 million, the Trans-Mississippi Division $60 million and the War Department $178 million, with an additional $180 million in authorized appropriations for which requisitions had yet to be submitted.

He and a friend and fellow actor, James Gerth, were told that Yorktown Heights put out a requisition for proposals" to take over and run the troubled Yorktown Stage.

Wukan, another farming village in Guangdong province about 60 miles from Shangpu, made international headlines in 2011 when locals revolted over a similar land requisition orchestrated by a corrupt village chief.

Edward I also faced increasing opposition from his barons over the taxation and requisitions required to resource his wars, and left his son debts of around £200,000 on his death.

It is a direct result of the former arts minister George Brandis's requisition of $105m over four years from the Australia Council budget to finance his unaccountable and secretive National Program for Excellence in the Arts (NPEA).

Ammar had become critical of Chalabi and his followers from exile, who had requisitioned upscale houses in Baghdad and behaved as if power should be handed over to them.

In March 2004, more than 300 residents from Chen's village of Dongshigu filed a petition to the village government demanding that they release the village accounts which hadn't been made public for over ten years and address the issue of illegal land requisitions.

Since 1948, more than 7,000 requisitions for shoes have been issued.

Obligatory requisitions have been succeeded by pillage and merciless murder and violation.

Louise requisitions my phone on the way and places her order.