He signed requisitions, space exploration chits, and finally came to a document that was headed in bold red and bore a few spare lines.
American officers described another Ghazni provincial police official who had a lucrative side business: coercing police officers to sign requisitions for far more weapons than they actually needed.
Late Monday, the office of Gov. Nikki R. Haley of South Carolina signed a requisition warrant for Mr. Brown's extradition from Oklahoma.
"The shareholders that we represent have 28%, well 28% have signed the requisition previously and we have support beyond that.
"Well, where do I sign the requisition?" Elizabeth Kolbert has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1999.
Direct-to-consumer laboratories in those states sometimes follow the letter of the law but not the spirit, skirting the laws by hiring doctors to sign the requisitions, usually without ever seeing the patients.
After receiving by fax or mail a doctor-signed requisition from the Web site, she takes a bus or a cab to a local laboratory and gets her blood drawn.
–How many Directors and Associate Directors does it take to replace light bulbs at the SEC do they need a requisition slip signed by a Chief for that?
On the government side, there remained a determination not to get into a strikebreaking operation against the miners — despite the "requisition order" which has been signed by President Charles de Gaulle.
Barnes, the principal who made out the requisition form which his close friend Jones, as superintendent, signed, claims he had thought that top-of the-line fixtures would stir up enthusiasm among students in a planned plumbing course.
Owing to potential deleterious consequences of shortcomings in the communication of critical information pertinent for the interpretation of results and clinical decision-making, some laboratories provide the ordering clinician with a clinical requisition form specific for the disease, which must be filled, signed and joined to the sample.
