Sentence examples for dispatch ministers from inspiring English sources
It can dispatch ministers; prime ministers; even kings and queens.
He has dispatched ministers on visits to places such as Angola and the Philippines.
John Adams dispatched three ministers to France in 1797 to negotiate a commercial agreement to protect U.S. shipping.
This week, Peña Nieto dispatched several ministers to lay the groundwork for the summit, including Luis Videgaray, his new secretary of foreign affairs.
Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, visited Minas Gerais and flew over the disaster area on Saturday, after dispatching three ministers there on Friday.
He is keen to get foreign investment and has dispatched his ministers to various countries to pitch.
That prompted the Cairo government to dispatch then minister of state for foreign affairs Boutros Boutros-Ghali to Addis Ababa to seek reassurances from the Ethiopians.
Official action today took the form of the dispatch by Minister of Fine Arts Derard of an official representative to the Bernhardt home to sign the register and offer condolences.
While dispatching Defense Minister Onodera Itsunori and Foreign Minister Kishida Fumio throughout the region to explain, sell, and implement, his "Proactive Contributor to Peace," doctrine, Abe himself has been its most active and effective promoter.
He did indeed contemplate just such a move, dispatching the minister Michael Wills to study the options.
But as the White House began notifying allies, Turkey asked for a delay, dispatching Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to Damascus to make a final appeal to Assad.
