Sentence examples similar to initiate dispatch from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sharon's office responded with a statement saying Mr. Arafat "continues to finance, initiate, operate and dispatch terror" and "will not be a partner for negotiations".
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In 1956, P. E. A. initiated a School Volunteer Program, which would dispatch volunteers to public schools to help teachers who were overburdened.
On June 2nd the Geneva-based UN Human Rights Council, which initiated the Goldstone inquiry, voted "to dispatch an independent international fact-finding mission to investigate violations of international law, including international humanitarian aid and human rights law".
The French Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner, was dispatched to Tbilisi on the Sunday as he initiated a shuttle diplomacy between Georgia and Russia without the usual diplomatic nicety of securing an EU mandate.
Pericles is said to have initiated both expeditions in Egypt and Cyprus, although some researchers, such as Karl Julius Beloch, argue that the dispatch of such a great fleet conforms with the spirit of Cimon's policy.
Cambodia has dispatched senior diplomats to countries large and small to win their votes and has initiated border talks with the government of the new Thai prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra.
The current "Romeo and Juliet," which initiated the discussion, removes Paris's death from the final passages, the better to drive the play toward its tragic conclusion with dispatch.
"He initiated armed struggle.
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