Sentence examples for and the dispatching of from inspiring English sources
This is sufficiently serious business to require the reinstitution of the disbanded Torchwood, and the dispatching of its two surviving agents, the immortal Captain Jack John Barrowmann) and his spunky sidekick, Gwen (Eve Myles), to America to investigate.
Ironically, this all happened the same week as the federal government announced the removal of legal aid for boat arrivals, the imposition of extra costs on the pro bono lawyers who are supposed to fill the void, and the dispatching of other asylum seekers who've legally challenged government decisions concerning them to farflung detention centres.
Two recent developments, they say, almost certainly had his approval: a dinner meeting between Iran's representative to the United Nations and members of the United States Congress, and the dispatching of Khamal Kharrazi, the foreign minister, instead of his deputy, to the second meeting of the six countries bordering Afghanistan, the United States and Russia.
If the meeting in Rome does take place as planned, it would be a major early coup for a State Department team that has spent two frantic days trying to save the event, including direct phone calls from Kerry, a series of strongly worded official statements and the dispatching of a pair of envoys to plead the case directly with the opposition leaders.
The time between patient discharge and the dispatching of the MITF and the HDS to each patient's community-based practitioners was calculated from hospital records.
From 1996 on, China reinvested in the programs to provide DAH to Nepal with the construction of the B.P. Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital and the dispatching of a medical team in 1999 [ 15].
By owning these customers Dolan can get economies of scale in advertising and in the dispatching of repair trucks.
Farnese, using all his talents of persuasion, then succeeded in obtaining from the king, and the Spanish-controlled provinces, the recall of Spanish troops and the dispatch of Italian units into the Netherlands.
The establishment of a legislature for islands and the dispatch of soldiers will antagonize Vietnam, which claims the same islands.
We were unified, too, by the broadcasts of Edward R. Murrow from London and the dispatches of Ernie Pyle from foxholes everywhere.
This culminated, a few days later, with the two sides' armed forces exchanging mortar fire and the dispatch of a deputy Iranian foreign minister for urgent talks.
