Requisitions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REQUISITIONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• REQUISITION, to make a demand for supplies
NOUN:
• a formal written demand that something should be performed or put into operation
• a demand to the vendor of a property for the official search relating to the title.
• the appropriation of goods for military or public use
• an official order laying claim to the use of property or materials
• demand the performance or occurrence of
• demand the use or supply of (something) by official order
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of formally requiring or calling upon someone to perform an action; a formal demand made by one nation upon another for the surrender or extradition of a fugitive from justice

Words related to REQUISITIONS

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How to use REQUISITIONS in a sentence

• Tremendous requisitions were being made upon us by Europe, and to the limit of available labor we were answering them.
• In the town requisitions and arrests are being made.
• Antony began to levy troops, and collect and equip galleys and ships of war, and to make requisitions of money and military stores from all the eastern provinces and kingdoms.
• The latter has made requisitions which the former have had to provide for.
• Its manufactories now owe their chief activity to the requisitions for supplying cloth to the armies.
• A repetition of petty requisitions soon becomes an odious tyranny.
• Now, the Golden Rule distinctly recognizes, lays its requisitions upon, and extends its obligations to, the whole nature of man, in his individual capacities and social relations.
• Frederic fully intended a faithful compliance with these requisitions.
• The claims of humanity must ever yield to the requisitions of war.
• Requisitions for supplies were also made upon the inhabitants of the towns and villages through which lay the route of the army.
• As an officer I came into contact with village and town officials over questions of billets and requisitions.
• I am far from wishing to count or measure our contributions by the requisitions of Congress.
• Some noble attempts have indeed been made in this direction, but, valuable as such essays may be, they do not yet correspond to the growing, requisitions of the public mind.
• The argument on both sides is equally futile, and removed from the true requisitions of the problem.
• The States have almost uniformly weighed the requisitions by their own local interests, and have only executed them so far as answered their particular convenience or advantage.
• During that time the agents of both Russia and France were consulted by the Greek minister, who was encouraged by them to resist the English requisitions.
• Requisitions for troops were met with such alacrity that the number offering their services in every instance greatly exceeded the demand and the ability to arm them.
• All these requisitions are enforced by a faculty which is known as the Board of University Studies.
• Materials are kept in a stores department and are issued only upon written requisitions.
• As a result of the analyses made by the employment supervisor and his staff, applicants are recommended to foremen who have made requisitions for the filling of vacancies.
• Fines, requisitions, petty persecutions do not strike the imagination in the same way as the burning of towns and the wholesale massacre of peaceful citizens.
• In certain districts where, in spite of the requisitions, no unemployment existed, the authorities have manufactured it.
• They had been warned that pillage and depredations would be severely dealt with, and all requisitions, even of fence-rails, were paid for on the spot.
• Then, for fifteen minutes, he busied himself with requisitions for clothing and equipment.
• To fill all these requisitions I had at my disposal about fifteen dog-sledges, and even these had gone with provisions to Penzhina for the relief of Lieutenant Bush.
• He is resolute in demanding that the requisitions shall be according to the forms, and those associated with him must respect the regulations.
• Her mother, who married him for convenience, and whose selfish requisitions had almost driven him mad, was the honorable Mrs.
• The House is fully acquainted with the unfounded and unjust requisitions which were made upon this prince.
• It would have proved a blessing to the slaves, if masters and servants had complied with the requisitions of the Bible.
• Our requisitions, therefore, place it in a dilemma.

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