requisition
వ్రాతపూర్వకమైన
definition
verb
the government had assumed powers to requisition cereal products at fixed prices
demand the use or supply of, especially by official order and for military or public use.
noun
I had to make various requisitions for staff and accommodations
an official order laying claim to the use of property or materials.
translation of 'requisition'
హాజరు కావలసినదిగా ఆజ్ణ,
వ్రాతపూర్వకమైన ఆదేశము
example
the government had assumed powers to 'requisition' cereal products at fixed prices
Alicia, I hate to do this to you after all the work you did to 'requisition' those spare cots for our refugees, but it turns out we won't need them.
When you 'requisition' those parts for a ship or something I thought it was something for a science project.
the government had assumed powers to 'requisition' cereal products at fixed prices
'requisition' form
Tanj grinned back at him; ‘Oh, its simple, really; all you have to do is submit a 'requisition' for my time, in triplicate, justifying the need, and get Jenka to sign it.’
We can't 'requisition' information with no grounds but we expect the firms to reply.
She could 'requisition' the songs, let the songwriters do their work, she could come in with her lyrics and sing as extraordinarily as ever and poof!
Mehmetçik escapes from a forced labour battalion and becomes a famous bandit, while Adulhamid Hodja dies of a broken heart when soldiers 'requisition' his horse.
In the prior process, you had to staff a whole purchasing department and send a 'requisition' in to them, and you'd bring in too much invariably because you had to stock up on materials.
They tell me I have to send a work 'requisition' and that they are going to mail me the form.
Besides the rights which you enjoy as an individual shareholder, you also enjoy the rights to 'requisition' an Extraordinary General Meeting.
He also aspired to the role of executioner, warning McLoughlin that if he was not gone in three months he would 'requisition' a shareholders’ meeting to remove him ‘unceremoniously’.
As he cycled the inner lock I said, ‘Kusaa, if you be good enough to 'requisition' the supplies, we'll clean up a bit.’
The chaos of the past has given way to an ordered structure where if you want to get a pen, you have to fill in a stationery 'requisition' form in triplicate.
'requisition' of grain at the point of a gun proved a novel experience for the peasantry
He actually apologized for the delay in the last 'requisition' .
Even though the company plans to hire 4,500 people worldwide this quarter, ‘I still approve every 'requisition' in the company for head count,’ he says.
It was a German military vehicle, and Ava assumed that some Americans had 'requisitioned' it and were out on a joyride.
Where a sewer is requisitioned, the sewerage undertaker may require contribution to the cost from the person 'requisitioning' the sewer.
The soldiers were 'requisitioning' things left and right, not good for an occupying army.
These points serve as currency for 'requisitioning' units and calling for fire support.
Perhaps a more appropriate figure to compare to the experimental data percentages would be the percent of all state legislators who voted to fully fund the 'requisitions' .
As organisations look to reduce cost and increase responsiveness, the ability for customers to view their own account records or for employees to process HR 'requisitions' , for example, will offer huge benefits.
Your explanation about repair 'requisitions' and material transfers was an excellent cover.
On 28 July 1914, with the black wrack of imminent war rolling in from the east, Churchill 'requisitioned' them both for the Royal Navy.
‘Got more 'requisitions' for the captain to sign,’ he replied.
The ability of Forward Support Battalions to electronically pass and track supply 'requisitions' cannot be overstated.
One of the first industrial 'requisitions' was that of the textile factory Bellavista Tome.
Further the plaintiff 'requisitioned' a Certificate of Stay to be issued by the Registrar despite the fact that this case was not one for which an automatic stay could be issued.
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