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Term: Requisition

Description:

A requisition is a formal written request for something, usually submitted to an authority or organization. It can refer to various contexts such as supplies, equipment, personnel, or even services.

Senses:

Sense 1: Formal request for supplies

In this sense, a requisition is a document used to request specific supplies or materials needed for a particular purpose. It is commonly used in businesses, the military, or educational institutions.

Example Sentence:

"The department manager filled out a requisition form for office stationery and submitted it to the procurement team."

Sense 2: Request for personnel

In this sense, a requisition is a formal procedure used to request additional personnel or staff members to fulfill certain job roles or tasks.

Example Sentence:

"The HR department received a requisition from the sales team for hiring two new sales representatives to expand their market reach."

Sense 3: Formal demand for services

Requisition can also relate to a formal demand or request made for specific services to be provided. It can be within an organization or from an individual to an external entity.

Example Sentence:

"The event planner sent a requisition to a local catering company for their services during the upcoming conference."

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