requisition
61requisition — 1 verb (T) to officially demand to have something, especially so that it can be used by an army: Troops had requisitioned houses in the town. 2 noun (C, U) an official demand to have something, usually made by an army or military authority …
62requisition — n 1. demand, call, summons, conscription, draft, injunction, exaction; behest, bidding, command, mandate, beck and call, nod. 2. written order or request, authorization, voucher, claim, claim check, ticket, Inf. chit. v 3. commandeer, appropriate …
63requisition — req·ui·si·tion …
64Requisition — Re|qui|si|ti|on, die; , en <zu requirieren> …
65requisition — Pila koi …
66requisition — A demand in writing, or formal request or requirement. The taking or seizure of property by government. The formal demand by one government upon another, or by the governor of one of the United States upon the governor of a sister state, of the… …
67Purchase requisition — As part of an organization s internal financial controls, the accounting department may institute a purchase requisition process to help manage requests for purchases. Requests for the creation of purchase of goods and services are documented and …
68purchase requisition — UK US noun [C or U] WORKPLACE ► a request made by a department in a company to the purchasing department (= the department responsible for buying) to buy particular goods or services that it needs: »You will need to submit a purchase requisition …
69materials requisition — stores issue note; = stores requisition A form requiring that a specified item be issued from an organization s stores for a specified use. Such a requisition is usually a prime document, which must be properly completed and authorized. It will… …
70purchase requisition — A form, completed by a user department of an organization and issued to the purchasing department, requiring the latter to effect the purchase of the items specified in the requisition. The requisition usually includes the quantity and… …
