0 present participle of requisition
1 to officially request or take something:
These typically take the form of requisitioning the land for a period of three years (article 74).
But we do know that the town only survived by requisitioning goods, cash, and pack animals from the indigenous population of the barrios.
No useful purpose would be served by requisitioning currencies for which there would normally be little demand.
I do not believe therefore that the reintroduction of requisitioning powers is necessary.
I remember what a headache requisitioning was to the authorities at the time.
The instructions that have been issued regarding requisitioning generally are designed to secure that unduly expensive property shall, so far as possible, be avoided.
I should like to know whether a similar levy has been imposed on any other section of the community by the requisitioning of other commodities.
It was not the requisitioning system which led to that result.
