Sentence examples for dispatch of such from inspiring English sources

Pericles is said to have initiated both expeditions in Egypt and Cyprus, although some researchers, such as Karl Julius Beloch, argue that the dispatch of such a great fleet conforms with the spirit of Cimon's policy.

Mr. O'Neal's unemotional dispatching of such popular managers stirred anger in the ranks at Merrill, a firm long on sentiment and tradition.

And so it happened and now we are fed daily, hourly dispatches of such appalling behavior that any three-year old doing it would rightly be confined behind the bars of the playpen.

We set different strategies for the dispatch of surgeries such as ordering (ascending or descending) them according to the duration of a given surgery time (TS).

Any problems with the dispatch of the prize (such as the prize failing to reach the intended recipient) or the subsequent enjoyment of the prize; d.

o Any postponement or cancellation of the Competition; o Any change to the prize or the way in which it can be used; o Any problems with the dispatch of the prize (such as the prize failing to reach the intended recipient) or the subsequent enjoyment of the prize; o Any act or default of any third party supplier.

Any postponement or cancellation of the Competition; Any change to the prize or the way in which it can be used; Any problems with the dispatch of the prize (such as the prize failing to reach the intended recipient) or the subsequent enjoyment of the prize; Any act or default of any third party supplier.

oAny postponement or cancellation of the Competition; oAny change to the prize or the way in which it can be used; oAny problems with the dispatch of the prize (such as the prize failing to reach the intended recipient) or the subsequent enjoyment of the prize; oAny act or default of any third party supplier.

(Some things are better left out of such dispatches: I did not tell my mother about the time my bus almost slipped off an icy mountain road, or about another bus that fell off a cliff outside Lhasa, killing 12 people).

They stressed Asia Society's long and unblemished record of staging global exhibitions of such cultural treasures, and dispatched experts in art conservation to several museums in Myanmar.

It was a matter of such seriousness that one staff writer was dispatched to Capital HQ in full foxhunting regalia.