Sentence examples for following the dispatch from inspiring English sources

Following the dispatch of an expeditionary force under Sir Charles Warren to Bechuanaland, Britain annexed the territory in 1885.

According to (29)–(31), it is supposed that the power demand can always be satisfied by following the simplified dispatch strategy, because case A has been excluded, and (35)–(38) provide the objective energy conditions required for this supposition.

The government crushed the vast protests following the vote, dispatching armed militia and police officers and leaving an estimated 17 people dead and hundreds injured.

Those of you not following the daily dispatches from New York Jets training camp on ESPN may have missed the big news for Tuesday.

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These generators are required to take part in the reactive power support of the power grid following the demand of a central dispatch center, and also contribute to the frequency control of the grid.

As the Financial Services Authority, Britain's main banking regulator, is getting tougher on keeping an eye on the banks following the recent scandals, it regularly dispatches monitors to the banks' offices.

At a raucous City Council hearing following the blizzard, he was the one dispatched by the mayor to deliver a personal apology and to acknowledge wide-ranging mistakes.

Their stories were letters or dispatches, lengthy, frankly personal and rarely following the tidy who-what-where-when formula.

Florida Fish and Wildlife officials dispatched crews to hunt the animal following the attack.

In the days following the disaster, an international reconnaissance team of engineers was dispatched to the region to make a detailed preliminary survey of damaged buildings.