Sentence examples for keen to dispatch from inspiring English sources

The CDSS was promoted by the Department of Health, who had trialled it and vouched for its safety but it was also supported by ambulance service managers, and call-handlers themselves, keen to dispatch ambulances more appropriately: The benefits for me were not taking some people to hospital and only responding vehicles to people who really needed it.

Assassination missions offer numerous inventive ways to dispatch targets while encouraging patience and keen observation skills.

Britain used to dispatch colonial governors.

Keen to hold on to its winnings in a landmark Senate immigration bill, the technology industry this week put on what one lobbyist called "a full court press" on Capitol Hill, dispatching executives and entrepreneurs to buttonhole lawmakers and rallying people in the industry to dispatch e-mails, telephone calls and Twitter messages to Congress.

How to dispatch a lesser opponent.

Not everyone wants to dispatch them, however.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.

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That would be enough to dispatch marijuana.

Learn how to dispatch your enemies well.

But many of the Serbs now cheering on the arrest of well-connected drug dealers are far less keen to see their leaders dispatching suspected war-criminals to a foreign court even though the two sets of villains are often closely connected.