Mourning doves will sometimes requisition the unused nests of other mourning doves, other birds, or arboreal mammals such as squirrels.
In fact, the state had an $8 billion surplus a few years ago and no one had the political will to requisition it to fund new reservoirs.
Tells about the exceptionally fine vintage years, 1945 and 1946, and about about the uncertainty as to what will become of the wines; whether they will be requisitioned or be paid for and, if paid for whether in cash, in credit, or in kind.
"We'd like to organise our own launches from Scotland," he says; an ambition that will require requisitioning some serious hardware.
Computers, blenders, vases, houseplants, your daughter's soccer trophies, your TV: everything you are accustomed to thinking of as home décor will be requisitioned as a weapon during the Cascadia earthquake.
As soil erosion results and both the crops and the fire in Robert's eyes begin to fail, it seems the Better Farming Train will be requisitioned to transport troops to another war..
In July, the long list of 55 is finalised and the clubs are informed that their star pupils will be requisitioned as of September and – miracle of miracles – the clubs are obliged to hand them over.
The guest room will soon be requisitioned by a new baby, due this Christmas.
Each participant will receive, requisitions for blood collection dated for the appropriate study days required.
Palestinians fear that the same fate will befall the newly requisitioned lands.The first phase of the barrier has been bad but Palestinians fear worse to come.
