Sentence examples for that requisitions from inspiring English sources

But soon, Ms. Flynn, who saw every parts order that came into the factory, noticed that requisitions for parts the plant had previously been fulfilling were instead being sent to its operations in China.

HCFA regulations are interpreted as requiring that all requisitions for radiologic examinations include a current diagnosis and appropriate indication for the study.

That meant labouring on government hydro-electricity stations or smashing stones on other building sites under-paid jobsites under-paidisitioned labour could fill.

A technician on the staff, hearing about the case, suggested that they requisition a thermal imager sensitive enough to detect minute temperature fluctuations.

Harland's in Belfast and Brown's in Clydebank also supplied the two big liners that were requisitioned as troopships, the Canberra and the QE2, while Barclay Curle in Glasgow built the Uganda that became the hospital ship.

Land disputes and compensation: D- Exiles and US nationals claim $100bn of property in Cuba that was requisitioned after the revolution; Cuban government claims $150bn in damages as a result of embargo; bilateral commission established to discuss topic, but no sign of progress.

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.

Make sure that the requisition and labels match exactly with the patient's identification.

The voluntary contributions, known as requisitions, that the states were supposed to be making were not enough, and often weren't paid at all.

Eye witnesses claim that the duo requisitioned extra salt and pepper mills from other tables.

"We'd like to organise our own launches from Scotland," he says; an ambition that will require requisitioning some serious hardware.