Sentence examples for dispatching ships from inspiring English sources

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The fishermen of the islands of San Andrés and Providencia now fear for their livelihoods.In this section With a little help from my friends Stalled Roll out the barrels An islet for a sea Correction: Panama ReprintsNicaragua celebrated by dispatching ships to patrol its new waters.

An independent company called Interstel is dispatching ships to mine for resources, particularly Endurium.

Malaysia's defense minister, Hishammuddin Hussein, said that China would be dispatching ships to the area of the object sightings.

Malaysia's defense minister, Hishammuddin Hussein, said that China was dispatching ships to the area of the object sightings.

Its attempt to expand its claims on territorial waters by dispatching shipping fleets, coastguard vessels and sailing its new aircraft carrier has already given a sense of inevitability to Chinese control over waters considered rich in oil, gas and marine resources.

Singapore, Malaysia and Australia also dispatched ships and planes to aid in the effort.

President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo sent her military chief of staff, Diomedio Villanueva, who dispatched ships and planes across the Mindanao Sea.

The heated exchange, which started after the Japanese government issued its defense paper last week, underlined the intensifying distrust between the two nations, both of which dispatch ships and planes to patrol the islands in the East China Sea.

They dispatched ships from the Seventh Fleet into the Bay of Bengal, and even encouraged China to move troops to the Indian border, possibly for an attack — a maneuver that could have provoked the Soviet Union.

China has never before dispatched ships to take part in the exercises, which are held every other year, although it sent military observers to watch the drills in 1998.