They all raise the difficulty of dispatching.
Airlines cannot do much to fix perennial problems like air traffic delays, of course, but dispatching a minder to help can ease the pain.
That concern is legitimate, and the nuclear power industry, knows it, and to insure that the government stays the nuclear energy course it has dispatched an armada of lobbyists to Capitol Hill and opened its substantial checkbook wide to reopen the gate again for the proliferation of new nuclear plants.
Over the course of six novels, Furst has dispatched his savvy men and beautiful, intelligent women to a small handful of countries -- he's most interested in the ominous and politically shifting landscapes of Eastern Europe between 1938 and 1942.
Rejecting this anti-democratic and frankly unAmerican course of action, Matrix instead hunts down, and dispatches, all of Arius's henchmen, using a variety of weaponry and one-liners.
On 20 January the Japanese began moving small groups towards Mubo with the intention of taking Wau, and in response the 2/5th Infantry Battalion was dispatched on 24 January, arriving over the course of the next three days.
Fed up, she went freelance and travelled to Mexico, where, in the course of six months, she filed more than thirty dispatches as a foreign correspondent.
Mirza Saleh and his fellow students were a small sample of similar contingents that were dispatched from Muslim countries to Europe over the course of the 19th century.
She was dispatched to Yuma and Tucson, where in the course of nearly two decades she worked to establish immigrants'-rights centers near the Mexican border.
The trail of blood that Richard leaves in his ascent to the throne — he dispatches nine potential challengers to his kingship in the course of the evening — makes that warning sensational.
