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requester::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | petitioner, suppliant, supplicant |
| Type of | applicant, applier |
| Has types | besieger, canvasser, postulant, solicitor |
Examples of requester
requester
In your message ask the requester to reply so you will learn their email address.
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Now she checks the Turkopticon review for every requester before starting any job.
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Keeps requester apprised as to the status of the work order until completion.
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Previously, a requester had to show why a record should be open to public scrutiny.
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Today, somehow, the recipes and the requester never quite found a way to get together.
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Validates that the requester is authorized to receive the information being requested.
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The 2008 law shifted the burden of proof from the requester to the government entity.
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Workers only see the name of the requester without verification or identifying details.
From the economist.com
Then I hope the requester saves us some work by providing those sources.
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- Petitioner: one praying humbly for something; "a suppliant for her favors"
- One who or that which requests; a requestor
- The legislator or legislative entity that asks legislative staff to draft a bill or resolution.
- A role in NUFinancials that is available to users as determined by the school/department and configured by the NUFinancials system administrator. Find more information on roles and workflow.
- Agrees SLAs with providers, ensures the services address the correct business requirements, and provides funds for using services.
- Anyone seeking approval for access to MSP Controlled Access data.
- Changes to user profiles or entitlements are often initiated by a requester -- literally a person who makes a change request. In other cases they may be initiated by an automated process, which may or may not have a "virtual" (i.e., non-human) ID.
- (1) The name given to a virtual machine containing a user program that requests a resource. (2) The program that relays a request to another computer through the SRPI. Contrast with server.
- Is an individual, organization or agency-internal or external-responsible for an event held in Longwood University facilities. The term is capitalized in this Handbook to indicate the formal relationship and responsibilities of the REQUESTER.
