0 past simple and past participle of requisition --
1 to officially request or take something: --
The house was originally requisitioned by the rural district council for an isolation hospital.
There were clearly three possibilities—one, to lease; two, to sell and, three, to be requisitioned.
Property is requisitioned, and the premiums have to be paid by the owner.
Who is responsible for making a valuation, and how long is the farmer kept waiting before he is given compensation for crops on land requisitioned?
Two thousand five hundred and eight goods vehicles have been requisitioned by my officers.
No herring drifters have yet been purchased, but a number have been requisitioned for naval purposes.
Three of the schools housed in requisitioned buildings are for children of school age.
The majority of these houses have now been requisitioned and the waiting list for married quarters in this area has fallen to manageable proportions.
