Sentence examples for expected to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tenet is expected to dispatch a former Jerusalem C.I.A. station officer to help implement the plan.

Liverpool start their FA Cup campaign tomorrow against Oldham at Anfield where they will be expected to dispatch the League One side.

They had waited long enough – until the 68th minute – to break a side devastated by injury, whom they were expected to dispatch with ease.

At least one Nato country is expected to dispatch troops to Sierra Leone to bolster the crumbling United Nations peacekeeping force following India's decision yesterday to withdraw its 3,000 soldiers and abandon command of the operation, according to western diplomatic sources.

At the center of the communications effort, they said, was the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, which was consolidated into the Department of Homeland Security earlier this year and is expected to dispatch disaster-response managers across the blacked-out areas on Friday.

Obama is expected to dispatch Cabinet members as well as campaign officials to PAC gatherings.

Since 2006, the Video the Vote project (www.videothevote.org) has sent out volunteers to monitor voting around the country, and this year the group expects to dispatch at least 2,300 volunteers with cameras in all 50 states to videotape potential trouble spots.

The lottery has also been kind to Brazil's neighbor and archrival, Argentina, who are expected to easily dispatch Iran (minnows), Bosnia-Herzegovina (débutantes), and Nigeria (uncertain quantities).

Tony Parker scored 22 to lead the heavily favored Spurs, who won all four games against Dallas during the regular season and had been expected to quickly dispatch their state rival.

Hodgson is considering resting Sturridge for Friday's match if it means he will be fit for Tuesday's tie against Ukraine, although any slip-up against Moldova could prove costly with England expected to easily dispatch the 123rd ranked side in the world.

Other special forces are expected to be dispatched.