Sentence examples for dispatches workers from inspiring English sources

The Greater New York chapter is the largest Red Cross chapter in the country, and dispatches workers to respond to emergencies — more than 3,000 a year — in all five boroughs and four counties in the lower Hudson Valley.

Shyp, which dispatches workers to pick up, package and mail items, broadened its coverage zones from the downtown and Santa Monica areas to also include Highland Park, South Pasadena and Alhambra. .

Transportation officials have been dispatching workers with brooms to clear the lenses, Ms. Bush said.

Both campaigns, meanwhile, are preparing to dispatch workers to the remaining contests, including Montana, Oregon, Puerto Rico and South Dakota.

"After a week of withholding labor, the union dispatched workers," said the operators association's chief executive, Joe Miniace.

Loath to say no to any orders, the company dispatched workers from the factory in England to advise on what tools to get and to train workers.

But the L.E.D. has a longer life — around 25,000 hours — meaning businesses will that have to spend less money on dispatching workers with ladders to change bulbs.

Automakers here made concerted efforts to patch up supply lines, dispatching workers to crucial parts makers to help them start production ahead of schedule.

The government will dispatch workers to cook meals, workers to bathe elderly family members and nurses to administer injections, although applying for such services can be cumbersome.

When TPI recently dispatched workers to a factory in China for training, the company ordered bouquets for the spouses left at home.

Emergency operators in New York City have been forced on at least three occasions since Wednesday to resort to using pen and paper to record 911 calls and dispatch workers after their computer system went dark.