Sentence examples for dispatching staff from inspiring English sources

After 2012, when GOP nominee Mitt Romney lost the presidential election to Barack Obama, the Republican National Committee assembled an Asian outreach team, dispatching staff to key cities around the U.S. and learning better how to court millennials and members of the second generation.

Both organizations are dispatching staff each day to hospitals and to dozens of water points to teach residents about disease prevention and the paramount importance of chlorinating and boiling their drinking water.

Both parties dispatched staff members to work as volunteers.

Asher said he planned to dispatch staff to Monmouth Park this week to help get the operation up and running.

And we have dispatched staff to engage governments in Europe and to the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa.

To do this effectively, the agency dispatches staff and external experts to address regional needs or respond to state requests.

Van Gaal has dispatched staff to check hotel facilities were as he wanted them, even ordering a change to the seating plans, so players eat together.

Clinton advisers said they were already picking states, cities and towns to dispatch staff members and volunteers from Pennsylvania, and budgeting for television advertising.

Xia Zeliang, the Communist party secretary of Chongqing's Nan'an district, allegedly dispatched staff to guard the hotel where Heywood's body was found, according to the Financial Times.

Westchester's Office for the Disabled regularly dispatches staff members to investigate businesses that may not be complying with the A.D.A.

But Mr. Hackett has changed some minds, and the party has dispatched staff members to the field, hoping to send a message that Mr. Bush is weak in one of his most loyal districts.