Sentence examples for dispatch aid from inspiring English sources

Israel is often one of the first nations to dispatch aid to disaster affected areas around the globe.

Obama bragged about the speed with which his Federal Emergency Management Agency is dispatching aid to the region, and White House aides noted that more than $127 million for rental assistance and flood insurance payments has already been disbursed.

In Bel gium, dialing "900" will reach one of 16 centers for dispatching aid.

Some Chileans blamed officials for issuing erroneous or insufficient warnings about the imminent tsunami risk, or of not dispatching aid with sufficient speed.

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.

(b) If requested by responsible public officials, a station may, at its discretion, and without further FCC authority, transmit emergency point-to-point messages for the purpose of requesting or dispatching aid and assisting in rescue operations.

"We need to do everything to stop the fighting and dispatch humanitarian aid," Mr Hollande said.

"It's providing what we need for our operations [including dispatch, first aid and communications]," Marine Safety Capt.

Environmental teams were dispatched to aid in the cleanup.

An army of 170,000 W.P.A. workers is being dispatched to aid 50,000 homeless and distressed.

Tactical units armed with coolers and portable hibachis were immediately dispatched to aid drivers, some of whom had apparently not eaten for days.