Sentence examples for dispatch of a letter from inspiring English sources

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He appears to be some kind of dispatch rider, a letter bearer, but that is all we – and he – know.

Shortly after the outbreak of war, 113 officers in the Finnish town of Anjala dispatched a letter to Empress Catherine II the Great of Russia calling for peace on the basis of the pre-1743 status quo one favourable to Sweden.

"Let me again supplicate your goodness," she concluded, "Let me respectfully implore your high influence in behalf of innocence, in the cause of justice, of humanity, that you would dispatch a letter to General Washington from France".Vergennes obliged.

News of the dispatch of the letter was first reported by The State newspaper.

In Anglo-American common law, when parties contract by correspondence, the acceptance takes place on dispatch of the letter, but the offeror can stipulate that no contract will be formed until the acceptance has reached him.

In March 2008, he had a subordinate dispatch a letter to JPL ordering it to hold $4 million of money planned for two operating rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, as a reserve for Curiosity.

Seguín was in the Alamo when the siege began, but he was dispatched with a letter to Sam Houston, the commander in chief of the Anglo settlers' army, requesting reinforcements.

He added that Iraq had dispatched a letter of protest to the weapons inspectors about such methods and that it expected them to stop.

As the head of one of Israel's most important charities, Mr. Halevy said, he gets such requests often, thought nothing of it, and dispatched a letter, dated Nov. 30.

It said the dispatch of letters was a "key moment" in the PPI saga.