Sentence examples for has decided to dispatch from inspiring English sources

And if that isn't unnerving enough, President Bush has decided to dispatch Vice President Dick Cheney to the region.

And if that isn't unnerving enough, President Bush has decided to dispatch Vice President Dick Cheney, that master of diplomacy, to the region.

A1 Bush Begins a Campaign Tour Seeking to turn President Bush's popularity into Republican victories this fall, the White House has decided to dispatch Mr. Bush on an almost nonstop campaign between now and Election Day.

PARIS — General Lyautey, the Resident General in Morocco, has notified the French Government that, acting on reliable advices received from Marrakesh informing him that the moment is opportune, he has decided to dispatch troops under the command of Colonel Mangin to relieve the French prisoners in the hands of El Hiba, at Marrakesh.

In a speech on 31 August 1955, Egyptian President Nasser said: Egypt has decided to dispatch her heroes, the disciples of Pharaoh and the sons of Islam and they will cleanse the land of Palestine....There will be no peace on Israel's border because we demand vengeance, and vengeance is Israel's death.

It was unclear tonight whether Iran had decided to dispatch additional forces to the border area.

General Abizaid said that to try to hold the line there, he had decided to dispatch a 2,200-strong 2,200-strongitionary Unit.

He had decided to dispatch one of them to a new on-the-ground peace mission in violence-plagued South Sudan and Congo.

U.S.A". Later that day, Mr. Spicer was asked by a reporter, who assumed the Carl Vinson was on its way north, why the United States had decided to dispatch the carrier group to the Sea of Japan.

The public criticism from former military officials raised questions about why the president had decided to dispatch such a large force on such short notice days before a critical election.

She has decided to go to college.