Sentence examples for dispatch missions from inspiring English sources

In dispatch missions, which do not involve battle, Marche temporarily sends away one member from his party.

Some missions, typically dispatch missions, require a special item to be in possession in order to accept the mission.

Area missions are usually a dispatch mission where Marche's clan can liberate certain regions to obtain bonuses and discounts at shops.

With Salt Lake City as the base for Mormon colonizing, Young dispatched missions not only in Utah but to areas now in California, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, and Wyoming.

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

Between 2002 and 2008 it dispatched peacekeeping missions to Burundi, Darfur and Somalia.

Chief Cantrell said that these boats were the ones most often dispatched for missions up to 40 miles offshore.

Beginning in October, Prieur de la Marne was dispatched on missions to the coastal towns in and around Brittany, where he vigorously suppressed counterrevolutionary activity.

It instructed the office of the high commissioner to "dispatch a mission to monitor and report on the situation of human rights in Yemen".

Italy, Germany and other nations have already dispatched trade missions and senior ministers to Tehran in preparation for what they hope will be a green light to turn on the spigots of investment early next year.

All at once, it seemed, the Council was dispatching U.N. missions everywhere: to end the war between Iraq and Iran; to oversee the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan; to supervise elections in Namibia and Nicaragua; then on to El Salvador, Cambodia, and Mozambique.