Examples of derequisition

• But we have now been able to give instructions for it to be derequisitioned without further delay.

• I cannot yet say when it will be possible to derequisition them.

• Once land is derequisitioned the use to which it is put is a matter for the owner.

• Our purpose in restoration has been to secure that as far as practicable in the circumstances land on derequisition is fit for normal farming.

• The difficulty about future action is that the land has now been derequisitioned.

• Twenty-one clay tile and brick works are being derequisitioned and reopened.

• Most of the emergency water tanks were demolished soon after the sites on which they were constructed were derequisitioned, but a few still remain.

• It concerns an airfield which is on agricultural land, which was requisitioned, and which has since been derequisitioned.

• The number requisitioned was 18,906 compared with 26,660 derequisitioned.

• The four requisitioned bungalows are no longer required and will be derequisitioned as soon as certain stores have been removed.

• This allegation is scarcely consistent with the fact that when this land was derequisitioned it was carrying a good crop of broccoli.

• The shortage of hotel accommodation is appreciated and hotels will be derequisitioned as soon as the urgent services for which they are required permit.

• Derequisitioning must be done slowly, and there must be no injustice to the sitting tenant.

• Some airfields have been wholly derequisitioned, others have been partly derequisitioned, and most of them are, as fully as possible, used for agricultural purposes.

• On the other hand, he is insisting that they must derequisition.