Sentence examples for to requisition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to requisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of formally requesting or demanding something, often in a professional or military context. Example: "The department needs to requisition additional supplies to complete the project on time."
Elsewhere, incumbent carriers have challenged cities' rights to requisition new networks.
As the regular season ended last week, Monahan had plans to requisition a ball from the final game.
But they will not seek to requisition tickets already allocated to the regions implicated, for fear of disadvantaging genuine purchasers in those regions.
Oddest were the days we set off in David Astor's Bentley which she managed to requisition, together with Jimmy the uniformed chauffeur.
A shortage of housing led the British to requisition a large number of the buildings that remained standing and the resident Germans were put into billets.
In 1990, Mugabe secured a constitutional amendment that allowed his government to requisition land at will, and to set the purchase price.
Rangers had 21 days to respond to the requisition and would have another 21 days to constitute an extraordinary general meeting to vote on the request if they deem it viable.
At the time that the research team was collecting data, the zonal MSD took supplies to the District Medical Officer (DMO), who distributed the drugs and supplies to health facilities according to the requisition orders from each facility.
The National Poet of Wales, Gilllian Clarke, who has added her name to the requisition, summed up the campaigners' frustration at the secrecy surrounding recent developments.
King said in a statement: "All of the Rangers directors that are subject to my requisition have now accepted that my resolutions have been successful and there is now no need for the general meeting to proceed.
In a statement on Tuesday, King said: "All of the Rangers directors that are subject to my requisition have now accepted that my resolutions have been successful and there is now no need for the general meeting to proceed.
