Sentence examples for issue dispatches from inspiring English sources

Based on the success of its Neighborhood Watch, the startup now has partnerships with over 100 cities and has integrated with local police and fire departments, who are now able to access special accounts to issue dispatches and alerts to residents through the network.

The company has started to partner up with local police and fire departments who can use special Nextdoor accounts to issue dispatches and special "urgent alerts" to residents in Nextdoor 2.0, and it plans to step up those types of initiatives in the months ahead.

Risk-management firms issued dispatches warning about the dangers of anti-American activity across the Islamic world, in countries as far away as Indonesia.

Then there are what she jokingly calls her spying duties; Von Riesen issues dispatches to athletes' actual mothers and fathers about the progress of their children living in the dorms, a continual stream of e-mails and phone calls to families nationwide.

At the time, co-founder Jesse Lamb explained that one of the issues Dispatch's earlier product had was that when people fell off the platform, it was because they had reverted to using email.

On Tuesday, Xinhua will issue a dispatch as the meeting closes, giving the first indication of the leadership's plans.

This chapter examines the issue of dispatch efficiency raised by the design of markets based on central versus self-commitment by determining a set of "competitive benchmarks" for the two market designs.

It then moves to a Boston hospital, where Ben Cahill Thomas Calabroo), a surgeon who has some ill-defined competency issues, is dispatched on a forced leave.

Considering the forecasted load and expected renewable outputs, EMS issues the dispatch order to thermal generators to meet the net load subtracted by the renewable output from the originally forecasted load.

He then issued a dispatch to President Grant explaining the situation, calling Brooks and his band "revolutionaries", and stating that he would do everything up to and including armed conflict to regain control of the state organs.

"But the dispatching issue is a political issue no matter where you go".