Sentence examples for dispatching business from inspiring English sources

The Others segment is engaged in the publication business, the manpower dispatching business, the leasing of personal assets and the development of software.

The Others segment is engaged in the operation of home centers and professional football teams, the repair, delivery and installation of consumer electronic products, the development of systems, the Internet service provider (ISP) business, the leasing management of real estate, the cable television (CATV) broadcasting and CATV Internet business, as well as the manpower dispatching business.

Mr. Daus now wants the city to go back into the dispatch business when it can simply require new taxis to be accessible.

Some analysts worry that the cultural differences are too great; Nextel, whose blue-collar roots go back to its taxi-radio dispatch business, may not meld well with more buttoned-down executives at Sprint.

Soon thereafter, the AAFES Inspector General dispatched a business manager to interview the beauticians.

Johnson Controls, the Milwaukee manufacturer of auto interiors, dispatches a business jet four times a day from its heavily guarded flight center at the airfield.

That leaves at least two likely options for dispatching the consumer business, according to analysts and people close to WorldCom.

Flown to the United States to dispatch Milot, whose business is threatening the Chinese, Tomo repeatedly calls home to murmur endearments to his terminally ill "Mommy".

In the latest of her dispatches from IMD business school Joan Beets reports from South Africa and a project to help the country's entrepreneurs THE journey from IMD business school in Switzerland to South Africa is well flown.

So when the city struck back with a flood of  "we're open for business" dispatches, I decided to take a day trip to see for myself, booking a seat on Greyhound's "Lucky Streak" bus service from Port Authority ($38 round trip, including fees).

An alarmed president shortly thereafter dispatched Robert D. Murphy, a business executive who had been an undersecretary of state, on a confidential mission to the Dominican Republic, accompanied by Mr. Cassini, to see if a new Dominican-American relationship could be forged to thwart such a coup.