Sentence examples for do dispatching from inspiring English sources

The Cassini mission represents the remarkable things people can do: dispatching a spacecraft with complex and one-of-a-kind instruments across billions of miles, through space to a distant world, and sending back never-before-seen data and images.

But then I remembered the last e-mail sort-through I'd done, dispatching all those spams to the delete bin.

Nevertheless, Eisenhower did dispatch federal troops to Arkansas in 1957 to enforce the court-ordered racial integration of a high school in Little Rock; he also signed the Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1960.

But for me, the two-minute rule has been a lifesaver: it's genuinely astonishing how a to-do list item can linger on the mind for hours, even weeks or months, gradually accumulating a crust of anxiety or irritation, when it could be done – dispatched! gone forever!

Wan et al. [48] studied how does dispatch, the traffic generated by sensor nodes to the physical sink via a set of virtual sinks in case of congestion notification.

Britain did not even do that, dispatching only a junior official.

There was only time to do: to dispatch units to the scene, to coordinate from an office miles away.

Hispanic leaders and human rights groups contend that the authorities do not dispatch similar "crime suppression sweeps" to rock and country music concerts.

Do you dispatch troops to kill them?" Knees together, hands folded primly, he first replies by saying that he would "work cooperatively to meet that challenge".

But environmentalists argue that the reforms do not dispatch underlying questions about the ETS's effectiveness as 400m allowances will be allowed to trickle back on to the market before 2030.

You call upon Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to "ease the way for Palestinians who want to get back to work and provide for their families' needs," which is precisely the policy that Mr. Sharon has undertaken regarding residents of areas that do not dispatch terrorists and suicide bombers.