Sentence examples for dispatched directly from inspiring English sources

This grain-fed produce comes from fast-growing, foreign breeds fattened up on cereals, and won't eat that well, because it is rarely aged, more usually just dispatched directly from abattoir to store.

SEOUL — A Seoul court on Thursday sentenced the head of the South Korean conglomerate Hanwha to four years in prison for embezzlement and made a rare decision to have the businessman dispatched directly to prison from the courtroom.

A patent document filed in 2014 in the US describes giant airships as "airborne fulfilment centres" (AFCs) that could be stationed above metropolitan areas and used to store and quickly deliver items at times of high demand, using drones dispatched directly from the airship.

Officials said that in case of war, American and South Korean troops could be dispatched directly to the interior of the north in pursuit of the North Korean leadership, a strategy that was inspired, in part, by the American military experience in Iraq.

It does supply lots of real-time economic data, but only when those numbers are compiled and dispatched directly by computers the computers that process stock trades, for example.

Consequently, the council dispatched experts directly to the TIA and PoK, to assist them in formulating radiological emergency planning, and provided necessary training for the early detection, operation of equipment, and approach to seek external support from the national radiological response team.

For years theorists have mused that neutrinos' signature unwillingness to interact with matter might be harnessed to dispatch messages directly through the Earth's core, to submerged submarines or even across galaxies, which are impervious to traditional electromagnetic signals.

In CORTIM, the front unit medical officer collects medical data through a computer software application and transmits reports to the brigade surgeon who organizes MEDEVACs and can dispatch casualties directly to the specified field hospitals that are able to treat respective injuries.

A definition was provided that allows combining two unrelated words into a novel conceptual unit (e.g., milk taxi = a delivery service, which is directly dispatched from a farm).

The invitations clearly require more costly time investment of case workers than the vacancy referrals that are directly dispatched, while the latter are much more effective than the former in stimulating the transition to employment.

In terms of cost-effectiveness, either the automatic referrals (very low cost, but lower effectiveness) or the referrals that are directly dispatched by the caseworkers (somewhat higher cost, but also much more effective) are to be preferred.