supply department

The first floor is devoted to the executive and supply departments.

He was a fireman first class in the naval supply department.

In 1944, the government set up a civil supplies department to ration food and clothing.

Picking up the phone, Tom dialed the supply department.

Maintenance and operation are provided by water supply department of Zürich.

In 1919 he has been appointed deputy head of the water supply department of Sofia.

It requires collusion between senior petty officers and the Supply Department.

When not playing football, he worked as a meter reader for the Water Supply Department.

With most undertakings suspended, Primavera's supply department required little staff.

A licence from the Water Supplies Department costs $24 and is valid for three years.

One copy was addressed to the supply department at Danville, and the other to that at Lynchburg.

Excavation started in 1943 under the control of the Engineering & Water Supply Department.

Following the failure the residents refused to pay their rates to the Goldfields Water Supply Department.

"The supply department can't be busy these days. . . . You can probably get some real shelves in a day or two."

The company has 13 stores, as well as a fast-growing wholesale business supplying department stores and specialty shops.

Their areas of expertise encompass a wide variety of occupations ranging primarily from the engineering, deck and supply departments.

The American firm, United Research Group, was asked to carry out an efficiency study of the supplies department, which buys hospital equipment.

This theory of administration eliminates the bureaucracy which has insidiously crept upon the Army, and relegates to their proper position the supply departments.

To the staff of the Electric Supply Department who died during World War I.

Subsequently he reverted to Dhaka and was assigned the civil supplies department, before being posted to Lahore.

We supply departments with a book that has information on dope, and we keep updating it with changes and trends.

Hence it is not surprising to find the stock-room not only a museum, but a sample-room of nature, as well as a supply department.

Supplies department block with non-pharmaceuticals stores, bulk drug stores and supplies office; old building for rehabilitation.

It would have been more appropriate to showcase the birds in the pet supplies department, but not as convenient, Ms. Brunkow said.

And this was due to the superhuman exertions of the chief officers of the supply departments and their experienced assistants.