She looked down for a moment, as if the question were difficult, required thought.

This required work 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

In the first week alone, 547 new cases were reported and many required hospital care.

You will also have to meet the required security standards.

That person has provided the required evidence of their experience.

In the short program you're looking only at the required elements and how well they're done.

Soon after, he decided to serve out the rest of his required military service.

This is a required step you will need to complete once.

They are done after the last required prayer of the day.

They stuck in my mind more than most other required reading.

The next required step would have been a Senate floor vote.

The Shadow was needed again, and he came at the required moment.

There are a number of legal cases on the required reading list, too.

In 1994, the city took more than 14,000 water samples, or nearly three times the required number.

Before 2002, 11,000 of them required payment seven days a week.

This was well below 50 percent of the required strength.

The book soon became required reading for high school students in Poland.

The table below shows the required number of players to go out on each mission.

By 1891, manual training was a required part of public school education.

Five from the over pushes the required rate up to 8.33.

At age six, it has become required reading in certain circles.

Maybe he did do the required reading of the media handbook.

Monks in the required numbers would have been difficult to find.

Each board is designed for its own use and must be the right size to fit the required space.

He also instituted a required year in Israel for all students.

New York's requirements may be the first in the nation, city officials say.

New York is the last state to meet its requirements.

The requirements will take effect over the next two and a half years.

Do we still have any requirements at economic level and if so, of what kind?

So I have to meet all the state requirements, right?

If you do not meet those requirements, then their blood is on your hands.

They all have special requirements for their care and education.

Or you may not be old enough to meet the plan's age requirements.

We're ready to answer questions about any of our requirements.

Where officials must meet certain requirements before they can move to the next level.

Teachers did not have to meet many requirements to get the job.

The new requirement does not go into effect until 2006.

He took the job today without those requirements being met.

You should also consider the needs and requirements of your family.

If you take a look, each period has a different requirement.

But those already doing the work need not meet all the new requirements, at least until the government takes over the system.

But the Americans said that still did not meet their requirements.

People saw their role as meeting the requirements for defense.

The growing place at home seemed to meet all requirements.

There must be clear requirements for following up the results.

Any hot water system must meet the requirements of the whole house.

Maybe we have to lower our requirements just a bit.

"You must put your requirements in the form of a question."

But the process and requirements were changed again in 1998.

What are our national security requirements in the current world political environment?

But then they came to us and requisitioned a third child.

All these would have been requisitioned by one army or another long ago.

Remember all those trucks I requisitioned a few weeks ago?

She was requisitioned by the Navy between 1914 and 1919.

As a result, on the 8th of May 1963, the library building came to be requisitioned by the government.

In 1914, not long after it opened, the school was requisitioned for use as a military hospital.

During the last war it was requisitioned by the Navy.

You must be pretty good to get requisitioned by the admiral.

None of these had been requisitioned on the date in question.

Almost immediately after being built, parts of the building were requisitioned for use in the war.

The military requisitioned the building and transformed it into a hospital.

On 1 June 1915, the vessel was requisitioned again for military service.

"I was trying to get something requisitioned before we left.

"You can buy it at a fair price, but you're not requisitioning anything."

Later 1975, it was requisitioned by new regime for using as a basis public education.

But he had requisitioned files from everyone in all of the other offices.

"Now, will you hurry before someone else requisitions our transportation?"

That would only be necessary if the troops had been requisitioning other people's equipment.

She had even requisitioned three of the great grain ships.

Soldiers requisitioned housing and office space as needed from residents.

The house, formerly a magnificent family home, had been requisitioned during the war.

The last match here was in 1942, after which the army requisitioned the ground for storage.

On her return she was requisitioned by the Government.

But the army has requisitioned all stocks of oil, and good coal will do.

The room he'd requisitioned for the squad was a decent size.

Why, what are all these requisitions we hear so much about?

"What if someone comes with a requisition while I am away?"

In fact, I just happen to have the requisitions right here for you to sign.

Remember to get requisitions off in good time after your investigation.

He had done nothing all day but write and sign requisitions.

We were just looking over some of his requisition statements.

He held the requisition up to the light to see the signature.

"Do you know that in my five years sitting here, this is the first requisition I've had."

"I've got the requisition right here for you to sign."

The land requisition order signed in May 1941, and construction began.

She was trying to fill out a supply requisition form.

The guys in requisitions are going to slap me around for this.

Hence it is, that at times like these the drug, comes into requisition.

We may not part until you have promised to comply with my requisition.

Why do they use the word requisition instead of confiscate?

I slapped a requisition order on it when she joined.

He gave him a slip of paper: a lab requisition.

Give me a paper so I can get a requisition and bring him back to stand trial, any time he breaks out.

And if he lived, he'd have fun filling out the requisition form for a new one.

"That's why I stopped at requisitions before picking you all up."

Little known fact: Andrew had almost certainly been conceived before the requisition came.

"Under the circumstances, he must know that you have a right to make a requisition of his goods."

Requisitions for files came down to a central handling area on each floor.

"Anyone in particular at Environmental you want me to check with on the requisitions?

The money failed to feed the population, and some requisitions were ordered.

"I'm sure the commander must be thinking of someone else Now what's this about you requisitioning half a dozen live fish from Earth?"

Profits steadily increased, and the company made several compensation claims for the requisitioning of its facilities.

Occupied countries were subjected to relentless, systematic requisitioning of anything Germany required or desired.

Hergé also included an incident depicting state requisitioning of kulaks' grain.

The taking and killing of hostages was practiced as systematically as the requisitioning of food.

In 1692, the commune residents opposed the requisitioning of workers to build the fortifications at Antibes.

Kellogg Brown & Root would handle the requisitioning of equipment and some of the engineering.

Firstly the Sebright family, with the requisitioning of the house by the government, moved into a smaller house that they owned, nearby.

Internal opposition was provoked by the requisitioning of food stocks and restoration of land to the wealthy landowners.

In addition to the requisitioning of crops in Ukraine, all food was confiscated by Soviet authorities.

The requisitioning of cultural treasures is contrary to the provisions of the Hague Convention.

Acquisition and requisitioning of property.

The operation began on May 26 with the requisitioning of several private boats in attempts to organize assistance from the French Navy.

In order to feed the men and horses as well as 400 prisoners, "vigorous requisitioning" was carried out in the occupied region.

The legal decision followed the requisitioning of the WHR's track, locos and rolling stock for the war effort.

Constructive requisitioning, perhaps?"

ARA officials met Dzerzhinsky on 12 April to complain about the requisitioning of their supplies.

The Second World War again saw the requisitioning of Orient Line ships, with all eight seeing service.

The work of the Smith came to an abrupt halt in 1914 with the outbreak of war and the requisitioning of the building for military purposes.

They equipped themselves in various ways including they said requisitioning arms, ammunition and mounts from known delinquents such as Lord Craven.

A second cause was the extensive disruption of transportation resulting from the requisitioning of trains and trucks to carry Chinese Red Guards around the country.

Ungerer also lived through the German occupation of Alsace and the requisitioning of the family home by the Wehrmacht.

"An acute shortage of manpower dictated the requisitioning of all human lives for the service of the economy and the defense of the empire," he writes.

The main cause was the Soviet requisitioning of large amounts of agricultural products, but it was also aggravated by war, the draught of 1946, and collectivisation.

Peasants and nomads, long opposed to Russian colonial rule, reacted with hostility to anti-Islamic policies and Soviet requisitioning of food and livestock.