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1936 Austria Plans on Restoration This morning [June 29] the British and French delegations at the League Council dispatched a joint invitation to Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria asking him to come to Geneva this week.

Alternatively, the U.N. Human Rights Council could dispatch a mission.

Simultaneously, Japan, without invitation, dispatched a large military contingent, and the two foreign powers were in sharp and sudden confrontation.

They have dispatched an array of envoys in recent weeks to make the case around Washington for a summit, and Sergei Lavrov, Russia's minister of foreign affairs, recently took the unusual step of describing Trump's invitation in detail.

I've dispatched an ambulance.

They will also have to ensure that the new department does not become an invitation to dispatch federal agents into every corner of American life.

(After dispatching a three-line note accepting the lord's marriage proposal, Georgie reflects that it is "like answering a dinner-invitation... but I can't make it longer. I don't know what to say!") In a particularly sophisticated turn, Edith wrote several deflationary "reviews" of the work.

Lieutenant Glassberg dispatched a detective to investigate.

Castresana dispatched a team of investigators.

Dobbs therefore dispatched a further expedition.

Life magazine dispatched a photographer.