After 1991, state enterprises, which before had received orders concerning how much steel to produce, how much coke and iron to requisition and where to send products or materials, were abruptly left without customers, suppliers or distributors.
Soon after meeting Mr. Rorimer, Mr. Ettlinger found himself interviewing Heinrich Hoffmann, who had been Hitler's personal photographer, about where requisitioned art might be found.
Moreover, as we found earlier, they often indicate to be unemployed in the Netherlands as well, corresponding to a weaker position at the time of our research, where the requisition of a work permit may have contributed in searching for jobs in the informal labour market.
Savior Kasukuwere, a cabinet minister, is happy to invite your correspondent to a meeting where he personally requisitions a stake in Mimosa, a subsidiary of a company listed on the London Stock Exchange.Even in benign hands commodities can be problematic.
Where everything is requisitioned for the cause, there is no room for fiction (or history or science) that is seriously undertaken.
The decision rule could be interpreted for 1444 patients where the radiology requisition sheets were completed sufficiently.
We arrived at a village called Great Yeldham where the army had requisitioned a large house as a battery headquarters.
Local people joined the revolution early on in protest against government neglect, corruption and land grabs made legal under new state land measures, where whole hillsides were requisitioned for sports clubs and luxury hotels.
"Well, where do I sign the requisition?" Elizabeth Kolbert has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1999.
Soon after the software was installed on Compaq laptops that accompanied U.S. troops during the First Gulf War, where it was used to requisition "everything from Coca-Cola to privies".
Then, requisitions have to follow a flow in order to send this request somewhere where there are computers, where there's good connectivity, so that we can enter the data".
