Sentence examples for is to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's response is to dispatch envoys to preach the merits of negotiation and inclusion.

All we can do by way of celebrating the historic event is to dispatch our greetings to all concerned.

The doctrine, he explains, is to "dispatch a capable military force with the appropriate strength so quickly that it paralyses the problem.

Pickles is to dispatch three commissioners to oversee grant-giving, appointments, property deals and the administration of future elections in the borough.

The plan is to dispatch one additional refueling rocket to Mir in January, giving it enough fuel to remain in orbit until the end of February.

But military officials said today that a leading option is to dispatch 300 marines to provide communications for the Nigerian troops when they enter Liberia, possibly as early as next week.

As for improving communication, managers and other employees were to be dispatched to the busiest stations.

Nelson and the Vanguard were to be dispatched to Cadiz to reinforce the fleet.

However, even if thematic reporters were to be dispatched to Tehran, they would likely accompany Shaheed, not replace him.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.

That would be enough to dispatch marijuana.