purchasing order

In purchasing, she may be responsible for all the purchasing orders.

In 1999, the 81 custodians whose purchasing orders were available to investigators spent $632,000 for window washing alone.

Credit or purchasing order from established accounts.

A corporate in-house programmer, for example, might use Delphi to create software for tracking purchasing orders.

Online purchasing order of agri-inputs and agri-equipments.

- Goods receipt: Goods receipt is the quantity-related logistical equivalent to the purchasing order.

Ms. O'Brien also became a student aide and assists the cosmetology instructor with purchasing orders and inventory.

To determine whether interest rate cuts are really powering a recovery, economists usually look to several indexes: auto sales, housing sales, retail sales and purchasing orders.

Alternate air ticket purchasing order systems allow for alternative ways of purchasing air tickets and GDS Connectivity not involving Internet or personal TA contact.

Fed officials often rely on anecdotal information, like the quantity and price of steel in purchasing orders by the auto makers, to gauge the strength of the economy when accurate statistics are not yet available.

Mrs. Myrick, who is 54, had her first Federal Government experience in 1960, as a secretary who handled purchasing orders at an Army ordnance center in Port Clinton, Ohio.

However, Dr. Thorn, who had originally recommended Dr. Fredrickson for the Hughes post, called the evidence against his protege "very damaging," especially "the way purchases were made without purchasing orders and with no controls."

Tell you what, just to give you a hand, why don't I arrange for somebody from the department of corrections to come down here the next dsy or two and help you do an inventory of the pantry and go over the books and the purchasing orders with you.

A "purchasing order" was drawn up between Mr. D'Amato and one such company, Coastal Energy Enterprises, Mr. Noyer said, and Mr. D'Amato never provided any of the services for which the company sent him 13 checks totaling $87,000.

The defendant, Salvatore D'Elia, 44 years old, of 2261 81st Street in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn, was accused of stealing $13,445 by submitting more than 200 false purchasing orders to Bellevue for car repairs and new tires for hospital vehicles.