Sentence examples for a position to dispatch from inspiring English sources

The "producer" was in a position to dispatch his backing track to multiple topliners and choose which topline (lyric and melody) he liked best.

When President Polk entered the White House the following day, March 4, 1845, he was in a position to recall Tyler's dispatch to Texas and reverse his decision.

Because the boat was still in Turkish waters at the time, Mr Lewis' crew were not dispatched to the scene and were therefore not in a position to help when the vessel subsequently started to sink, leaving 31 people dead.

Bystander CPR at least doubles the chance of survival, 8 and one way to increase rates is to use mobile phone positioning systems to dispatch nearby lay volunteers.

Over the course of nearly a decade, Trump was quick to dispatch John Barron to share his position on deals with media outlets: "We have no interest whatsoever in Lincoln West," Barron told the New York Times, in response to questions about a Manhattan property in 1984.

Overheard in a Madison Avenue elevator, dispatch case to dispatch case: "I like the way George underplays his conceit".

President Condé initially excluded such missions for this year, but he has changed his position: the authorities have approached the EU for observers, and the UN is due to dispatch a mission this month to review electoral preparations.

How to dispatch a lesser opponent.

world fascism, to dispatch.

Already on the ground in Gizo working with reconstruction of schools affected by the 2007 tsunami, UNICEF Pacific was well positioned yesterday to immediately dispatch a rapid assessment team travelling to Rendova and Tetepare Islands by boat.

OpenCL and Grand Central Dispatch are in prime position to be deployed as serious OS tools, but we don't see that happening with the latest MBPs.