Sentence examples for is dispatching from inspiring English sources
verb
To send a shipment with promptness.
It is dispatching Kim's twenty-eight-year-old sister, Kim Yo Jong, to the Games.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is dispatching a contingent of staff to the State Emergency Operations Center in Albany.
Now, the board is dispatching directors to meet with shareholders, according to people briefed on the board's plans.
The second-largest government brigade is from the African Union, which is dispatching about 100 health workers.
Lines are seldom a problem, except during the morning rush, when the main village is dispatching its skiers upward.
Olli Rehn, EU economic and monetary affairs commissioner, is dispatching senior officials to Rome to monitor progress.
(Some also claim that the Navy is dispatching 34 ships and an aircraft carrier to support the mission. More on that later).
Japan is dispatching a naval force of 1,000 troops, in what officials say is that country's largest ever disaster-relief deployment.
Instead of greeting new players Wenger is dispatching familiar ones – both Gervinho and Marouane Chamakh, he confirmed, could complete moves in the next few days.
Moscow is dispatching military personnel and equipment and is acting to offset U.S. sanctions by shipping Venezuelan crude to India for processing.
More ships are on their way and the US is dispatching a specialised device to help locate aircraft flight data and cockpit voice recorders.
