"Whether it's coyotes, mountain lions, or bears, in urban areas — particularly when law enforcement are the first responders — they may dispatch an animal, kill an animal that didn't necessarily need to be killed, wasn't necessarily a public safety threat and simply needed to be hazed away".
Now, the group may dispatch the clinic, which has two examining rooms, a laboratory and a pharmacy, to Port-au-Prince if a medical team and supplies can be arranged.
Even if you've driven the route a hundred times, accidents and detours may dispatch you to Terra Incognita.
Smithtown students will also report for Computer Associates' in-house newsletter, and the district may dispatch guidance counselors to the company to advise employees about how their children should apply to colleges.
The carriers may dispatch large trucks/aircraft on the primary routes but utilize smaller trucks/aircraft on the secondary routes.
If you bowl too close to the stumps, the batsman may dispatch your ball to the boundary on the leg side.
In the end, the United States may even have to dispatch a significant number of ground troops, an option that the Pentagon has not ruled out but which the Bush administration is clearly hoping to avoid.
IN MAY The Economist failed to dispatch a correspondent to Tirana, Albania, to attend the opening function of the third International Deposit Insurance Week.
"We ask anyone who you may see who may be in distress, please call 311 and we can dispatch a team to bring them into shelter," he said.
You may also ask them to dispatch an expert to help you determine the best way to control your erosion.
