Sentence examples similar to dispatching documents from inspiring English sources
News organizations cultivate a reputation for demanding transparency, whether by suing for access to government documents, dispatching camera crews to the doorsteps of recalcitrant politicians, or editorializing in favor of open government.
Armed with maps and disposable cameras, a small armada of those men and women were dispatched to document specific dangers on their streets.
Though Tanzania — where 93percentt of Christians and Muslims say they believe in witchcraft, according to a 2010 Pew Research report — is often portrayed as the epicenter of this grisly phenomenon, much of that perception stems from the presence in the country of non-governmental organizations like Under the Same Sun, which has an office with 20 employees who can be dispatched to document crimes.
Among these documents were the royal capitularies, quasi-legislative documents dispatched across the kingdom to set forth the king's will and to provide instructions for enacting his orders.
In the course of the conflict, UNESCO has scrambled to preserve and document Syria's historic sites, even dispatching trained civilians with 3D scanners.
Dispatching slower traffic is effortless.
dispatching more inspectors.
a Mobile agent dispatching.
The museum has even dispatched professional folklorists to document the lives of the authentic New York carpenters and roof workers who hammer the towers in place.
He is, however, part of a team dispatched to Hiroshima to document the effects of the atomic bombing of the city.
