Two fixed dispatches were made to each of these fairs: the first to carry orders and commissions and the second to effect settlements.
Following plating of DNA samples for dispatch, a replicate plate was made directly from the primary plate, to be dispatched for the orthogonal genotyping.
A decision was made to dispatch its Middle East correspondent, my father, from London to Cyprus.
Some sort of decision was made and they dispatched Mr. Oppenheimer to carry a message from their end of the bar to ours: "If you two gentlemen will come to the bar attired in trousers, we would be pleased to invite you down the bar for a drink".
It was made up mostly of dispatches from England, but had some bits of local news, and advertisements.
Each record contains the address of the dispatch destination, the day and time when the call was made.
However, in June 1965 the decision to commit ground troops was made, and the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment originally commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Lou Brumfield wasas dispatched.
A report by the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), an American NGO, notes that in most countries dispatch decisions are made in order to minimise costs (including environmental ones).
Max Dupuy of RAP's Beijing office says the scheme met opposition because of its failure to compensate coal-fired plants for the revenue share lost to clean producers.At the height of China's boom virtually all available power was needed so there were fewer dispatch decisions to be made.
But pressed on the rumours at prime minister's question time on Wednesday, Cameron said: "As you know, as I've said before at this dispatch box, proposals were made on a cross-party basis to [Owen Paterson, the environment secretary] about an amendment to the Hunting Act that would help in particular upland farmers deal with the problem of fox predation of their lands.
