Object

• creditor: The cost of so doing should be deposited in the estate account once received from the requisitioning creditor.

• record: Powers The SAI does not have the powers of requisitioning all records of the auditee departments/organisations to discharge its mandate.

• meeting: There is no provision for contributories to requisition first meetings.

• land: Public Rights of Way Many rights of way were closed on requisitioned lands.

• house: The range of sites is very wide and extends to requisitioned houses, Q sites, airfields and factories.

Converse of object

• sign: The Council shall call such a Special Meeting on a written requisition signed by not less than 25 members.

• raise: On the expiry of the relevant time limit the buyer loses his right to raise requisitions or make observations.

• send: Simply send a requisition for the number of envelopes or pens you need.

• receive: The Society has received two requisitions for an SGM, both effectively on the appointment of a non-pharmacist as editor of the Pharmaceutical Journal.

• make: He made some requisitions on others that Mrs. Harker could not quite hear or understand.

Adjective modifier

• written: Any such written requisition of the members shall state the object of the meeting proposed to be called.

• such: Any such written requisition of the members shall state the object of the meeting proposed to be called.

Modifies a noun

• form: Requests for testing can be made on a maintenance requisition form at the Porters ' Lodge.

• order: Otherwise, as a community trust we were advised it will be expensive to get non stock requisition orders.

Modifying Another Word

• separately: The brackets and mounting plates will need to be separately requisitioned.

Noun used with modifier

• purchase: In addition to signing the checks, I'm also now the only person who can sign purchase requisitions.

Preposition: of

• member: Any such written requisition of the members shall state the object of the meeting proposed to be called.

• land: The records of the National Farm Survey contain references to the requisitioning of land for military purposes.

Preposition: by

• army: After the Cloptons, the house saw a succession of owners and tenants before being requisitioned by the Army in the Second World War.

• government: In 1944 the airfield was requisitioned by the government for use by the ministry of Air.