Sentence examples for dispatch- from inspiring English sources

Autocratic leaders across the former Soviet Union have been known to dispatch "quid pro quo" observer missions to each others' elections to lend them legitimacy.

Alexander was warned by the Speaker not to abuse the position of the dispatch box to make a party political statement, and Labour accused him of farcically trying to extricate himself from the coalition after endorsing George Osborne's cuts for four years.

Danny Alexander, the Liberal Democrat chief secretary to the Treasury, has taken the unprecedented step of standing at the Commons dispatch box to set out an alternative fiscal plan to George Osborne's budget.

When it's a Super Pac The dodging of an official White House bid also allows candidates to dispatch would-be campaign staff to run Super Pacs.

Later I heard her use the argument at the dispatch box.

It would appear that others were marked for dissection and dispatch to Britain even before they died.

"Everything is strewn all over the glacier," Cienski said in a video dispatch recorded on Monday as helicopters flew overhead.

Another slick move saw Surman centre for Wilson to control, spin and dispatch at pace in the 78th minute to leave the majority in the arena bellowing: "We are Premier League" into the night sky and mustering joyfully on the touchline.

By some estimates, the former Edinburgh medical student took it upon himself to preserve in alcohol and dispatch the soft tissue and bones of up to 600 people to his friend, DJ Cunningham, professor of anatomy at Ramsay Smith's alma mater.

While waiting for his first job, he volunteered as a dispatch clerk for Bennett and Colman, still, today, the publishers of the Times of India.

On his return to the dispatch box less than three months later, he sounded a more sombre note.