This week, the police began dispatching specialized units to saturate violent zones on the weekends.
China began dispatching orphans to the U.S. in the nineteen-nineties and by 2000 was sending five thousand children a year, more than any other nation.
When the Giuliani administration began dispatching city inspectors to enforce the sex-shop zoning law in August 1998, it did so with evident pleasure.
In October, the group — which has been running freelance patrols along the U.S.-Mexico border since 2002, prompting President Bush to call its members "vigilantes" — began dispatching civilian guard units to the Canadian border.
Early in his Presidency, Cabinet members began dispatching their drivers to watch for his convoy leaving for the office, usually around 5 A.M.; the ministers then quickly dressed and followed him to work.
It is the first device BlackBerry has developed under John Chen's leadership and is a return to its roots; its square screen is designed for reading spreadsheets and documents and aimed at businesspeople, not general consumers.DHL said that it would begin dispatching medicine to an island off the German coast by drone.
Starting in 1564, Oda Nobunaga began dispatching his loyal retainer, Kinoshita Tōkichirō, to convince, with liberal bribery, many of the warlords in the Mino area to defect to the growing alliance under the Oda clan.
In the third year of the project (2012), NURHI began dispatching family planning outreach staff to hard-to-reach slum areas.
The troops, though considered noncombat, will be the most heavily armed since Japan began tentatively dispatching its Self-Defense Forces overseas a decade ago.
