A prosperous life and a construction company that built, among other things, bunkers for Qaddafi, had been stripped and requisitioned when he had involved himself in opposition politics.
That "natsch", a spindly thistle, is used by Israeli lawyers to mean waste ground – "more easily requisitioned when necessary for Israeli purposes," Macfarlane notes.
The results of this study may reduce the number of costly and invasive imaging studies (MRI, CT or arthrography) that are requisitioned when uncertainty about diagnosis remains following history and physical exam.
I requisitioned this room when my daughter, Lucy, left home about 10 years ago.
Despite the peasants' detestation of the Soviet's grain requisitioning, the peasants, when forced to choose between Reds and Whites, chose the Reds.
When requisition originators or authorized approvers upload invoices, they will see a check box noting "Invoice approved for payment" which serves as department approval.
Of the millions of possible Harvard Chart of Accounts (CoA) combinations (called CCIDs), a large number is selected and loaded to Fieldglass nightly so that they are available when requisitioning a contingent worker.
The free, week-long event features finds from an archaeological dig on the site of the hall, which was demolished after the Second World War when requisition by the Home Guard and later United States troops led to damage which the Ellesmeres decided was not worth repairing.
The ship was nearly complete when requisitioned, although her propelling machinery was not yet installed, and only limited internal modifications, notably the addition of three large workshops, could be made.
When he requisitions supplies, the black marketers fill the orders if the accounts are full.
The words "and when so requisitioned by the United States and delivered" and "ultimate" are omitted as surplusage.
