Sentence examples for decided to dispatch from inspiring English sources

And if that isn't unnerving enough, President Bush has decided to dispatch Vice President Dick Cheney to the region.

And if that isn't unnerving enough, President Bush has decided to dispatch Vice President Dick Cheney, that master of diplomacy, to the region.

A1 Bush Begins a Campaign Tour Seeking to turn President Bush's popularity into Republican victories this fall, the White House has decided to dispatch Mr. Bush on an almost nonstop campaign between now and Election Day.

Canada, however, has also decided to dispatch, at the request of the United States, a contingent from Joint Task Force Two, which experts have long described as a special forces unit.

Christoper J. Christie, the United State attorney for New Jersey, said he decided to dispatch an undisclosed number of monitors after learning about a string of headquarter break-ins and shoving matches involving campaign workers from opposing sides.

PARIS — General Lyautey, the Resident General in Morocco, has notified the French Government that, acting on reliable advices received from Marrakesh informing him that the moment is opportune, he has decided to dispatch troops under the command of Colonel Mangin to relieve the French prisoners in the hands of El Hiba, at Marrakesh.

The network surely had other reasons for deciding to dispatch the series's six episodes in two consecutive nights.

Embarrassed by his nephew Anthony's bumbling attempts at crime, he decides to dispatch him to Russia.

They also decided to send dispatches to de Grasse outlining two possible courses of action.

Mercifully, she decided instead to dispatch Michael Heseltine – though with a fraction of the budget he had demanded – to oversee inner-city regeneration on Merseyside.

However, the participants decided only to dispatch Mehmed Mehmedbašić to Sarajevo, to kill the Governor of Bosnia, Oskar Potiorek.