Sentence examples for countries dispatch from inspiring English sources

A report by the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), an American NGO, notes that in most countries dispatch decisions are made in order to minimise costs (including environmental ones).

Ten African countries dispatched troops there in 1998.

With Kyle York Spencer ("She's Gone Country: Dispatches from a Lost Soul in the Heart of Dixie").

She is the author of "She's Gone Country: Dispatches from a Lost Soul in the Heart of Dixie" (Vintage Books, 2002).

Historians of Eurovision argue that the miracle had been waiting to happen ever since the same country dispatched Bob Martin — again, not the most wistfully Viennese of names — to the competition in 1957, with his bottom-ranking ballad "Wohin, Kleines Pony".

If the United States were to impose a blockade on Iran (which seems unlikely), and another country dispatched a string of ships in a similar operation, is there any chance the United States Navy would let them through without inspection?

Juppe and Hague, in separate comments, urged more NATO countries to dispatch aircraft ready to participate actively in the bombing operations.

The United States and European countries have dispatched aid to the battered Caribbean islands, but it's been slow to reach some of those hit the hardest.

The first is that, for the longest time, reporters from foreign news organizations sent reports back to the countries that dispatched them, and those reports were seldom seen locally.

In Search of Lost Frogs: The Quest to Find the World's Rarest Amphibians by Robin Moore [256 pages, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2014; Guardian bookshop; Amazon UK hardcover/kindle UK; Amazon US hardcover/kindle US] Publisher's synopsis: On August 9, 2010, 33 teams from 21 countries were dispatched to search for the Lost Frogs identified by Conservation International.

Roosevelt's first order of business upon taking office was to declare a bank holiday, closing every bank in the country and dispatch inspectors to pore over books and accounts.