No doubt they're all proud of what Dispatch has accomplished.
Last Friday, meanwhile, Virgin dispatched what it described as the first nonmilitary aircraft to land in Iraq since the war started.
Meanwhile, the British dispatched (what else?) the fleet, including the aptly named H.M.S. Ark Royal, rescuing British tourists marooned in Calais and trouble spots like Ibiza, along with soldiers returning from Afghanistan.
The railroad dispatched what it called a rescue train, which went nose to nose with the crippled one so passengers could go from one to the other without going out in the cold.
Many South Sudanese saw Uganda's presence as a foreign occupation, and many Ugandans, who have suffered mightily under thirty years of Museveni's despotic and corrupt rule, wondered what their army, dispatched without parliamentary approval, was doing there.
Seeking to contain the crisis, Athens tapped its reserve fund to rebuild its fleet and dispatched what ships it had to establish an advance naval base at Samos.
"It's clearly not respectful to the beast and even though it has been humanely and respectfully dispatched, what happens after that is anything but respectful".
They worked with a network of international agents, who took orders and dispatched what were essentially mail-order catalogs, organized by model number.
What the Dispatches programme points out is that, while it may be easy for us to treat things like people, it's not so easy to treat people like things.
So take what the Dispatch is about to tell you with a grain of salt:Some high-end hotels that cater to business travelers have started offering such amenities to meet the needs and expectations of a customer demographic that's shaping up to be their most important: women.The way hotels are trying to reach out to female business travellers is an interesting study in gender stereotypes.
