requisitions in a sentence

1. Where Chubais, there are requisitions

2. I had to make various requisitions for staff and accommodation

3. Migrants, Alfano’s Blackmail: Jail for those who resist requisitions

4. At any given time I can be solely responsible for 20+ open requisitions.

5. One of the many roles human resources serves is to fill open job requisitions.

6. Congress could not levy taxes and could only make requisitions upon the States.

7. The press accused the militia of acts of violence, requisitions, and illegal arrests.

8. Many companies are looking for new ways to automate the approval process of purchase requisitions.

9. Police authorities in the context of judicial requisitions concerning fraud or any other legal grounds

10. Often, they have numerous requisitions in the pipeline and the number one priority is to fill these jobs.

11. If seized, the supplementary stash will put the government’s cryptocurrency requisitions just south of $40 million.

12. - any police or administrative authority in connection with judicial requisitions concerning the fight against fraud

13. Other requisitions of works, albeit limited, took place with the subsequent Austrian dominion, also recovered later.

14. But hampering its efforts was unfriendly software that caused errors and delays in approvals of purchase requisitions.

15. The system processes hundreds of requisitions and ensures that business rules and approvals are met in every instance.

16. Storing information means third parties could potentially obtain copies, whether through hacking or legal requisitions.

17. These realizations were possible proceeding to the requisitions of warehouses and buildings in Ravenna and surroundings.

18. If you choose not to set up automatic archiving, the archiving will only happen when a user requisitions the Piwik report.

19. The forced requisitions were eliminated, and much of the land was handed over to the Kulaks, thus creating a domestic free market.

20. By contrast the French financial system was inadequate and Napoleon’s forces had to rely in part on requisitions from conquered lands.