Sentence examples for dispatch notices from inspiring English sources

Dispatch notices of Eustace Tilly to New Yorker Magazine.

By Corey Ford The New Yorker, October 15 , 1927P. 26 Dispatch notices of Eustace Tilly to New Yorker Magazine.

The New Yorker, October 15 , 1927P. 26 Dispatch notices of Eustace Tilly to New Yorker Magazine.

"We have investigated nine different retailers of Ubertan, six of which have complied following urgent notices dispatched to them.

When the bot finds UMUC material on one of these sharing sites, it would automatically dispatch a takedown notice based on copyright or other legal protections.

Citizens Advice says that if a trader's terms and conditions state that the contract is formed upon dispatch of goods, any notice confirming an order is not legally binding, even if a payment for it has been taken.

In 1990, after the Third Division was dispatched on short notice, Hinesville's used-car lots and barbershops were the first to fold.

Palestinians challenged the suggestion by some Israeli officials that the helicopters were dispatched at short notice to frustrate an imminent attack.

Readers of various shelter dispatches might have noticed an upswing lately in reports about certain fantastical items, dreams and schemes of domestic efficiency, like robotic butlers and refrigerators that cure loneliness, those sorts of things that I suspect are a kind of nostalgia for the future.

In essence, there were insufficient professionals in the local area and they could not be dispatched at short notice to respond to the psychosocial problems (24).

Ms. Lynch was dispatched to Kansas City, where she put notices in circulars at black churches inviting members to bring "scrapbooks and stuff to coffee socials" arranged for the film-makers' benefit.