Sentence examples for main dispatch from inspiring English sources

Calls are re-directed to these units by the main dispatch depending on specific criteria.

According to the Tri-State Livestock News, a trade paper for ranchers, Dwight Hammond's wife Susan said that when the family burned their land — a common practice in range management — they "usually called the interagency fire outfit — a main dispatch — to be sure someone wasn't in the way or that weather wouldn't be a problem".

The center, known officially as Public Safety Answering Center 2, was intended to be used in the event of a major failure at the main 911 dispatching center in Brooklyn.

But on the way home from Fort Leavenworth at the end of July, we stopped at Scott Air Force Base, the military's main transportation dispatching hub, where Wolfowitz spent a couple of hours closeted with the men who, soon thereafter, began routing shipments of men and materiel to the gulf.

Su Dingfang commanded the main army dispatched against the Western Turks, while the Turkic generals Ashina Mishe and Ashina Buzhen led the side divisions.

In the hunt for improved cashflow, the Borehamwood-based business has moved its main office – IT, dispatch, customer services and web development – twice in the past year, and is now settled in a more economical and pleasant office space.

Subsequently, our proposed architecture is able to achieve the servitization interaction of power grid applications, and enhance the level of information sharing and the capacity of business collaboration between the main station of dispatch and control and intelligent electric substation.

Due to the physical connection between ADNs and the main grid, the dispatch of them is a process of mutual influence.

One of the main arguments for dispatching more troops is the terrorist threat from Al Qaeda.

Lines are seldom a problem, except during the morning rush, when the main village is dispatching its skiers upward.

The main dish involves dispatching 12 small birds – ortolans – in a particularly awful (and, rightfully, now illegal) manner, so an alternative would be needed.