Sentence examples for a plan to dispatch from inspiring English sources

The event comes about a month after Mr. Obama essentially gave his blessing to the outside groups, signing off on a plan to dispatch cabinet officials and other senior White House advisers to address them on his behalf, signaling a turnabout from his attitude toward independent efforts in the 2008 campaign.

Aides said the president had signed off on a plan to dispatch cabinet officials, senior advisers at the White House and top campaign staff members to deliver speeches on behalf of Mr. Obama at fund-raising events for Priorities USA Action, the leading Democratic "super PAC," whose fund-raising has been dwarfed by Republican groups.

The Times reported in February that the president "had signed off on a plan to dispatch cabinet officials, senior advisers at the White House and top campaign staff members to deliver speeches on behalf of Mr. Obama at fund-raising events for Priorities USA Action".

On Sept. 19, the prime minister announced a seven-point plan to dispatch Japanese warships to provide rear-area support for the United States Navy.

And Foreign Ministry officials have said they plan to dispatch medical personnel and supplies to Afghanistan.

They plan to dispatch additional employees and police officers to direct traffic.

In Ohio, union leaders plan to dispatch rank-and-file members around the state to collect signatures to trigger a referendum.

"The principle of the nation's plan to dispatch troops to Iraq, once approved by the National Assembly, must be kept," Park Geun Hye, the party's leader, said Monday.

Senator John Kerry's political advisers plan to dispatch his new running mate, Senator John Edwards, to rural areas in critical states across the Midwest and the West, in the belief that Mr. Edwards could be an unusually powerful advocate for the ticket in regions viewed as President Bush's stronghold.

The European Space Agency (ESA), a consortium of 15 countries, is planning to dispatch a mission called Mars Express that would orbit the planet's poles in 2003 and send down a small lander to examine soil composition.

In coming days, the group plans to dispatch a team of interns to canvass Latino businesses and storefront evangelical churches.