Sentence examples for on dispatch from inspiring English sources

The rule that the acceptance is effective upon dispatch creates a situation in which the offeror who wishes to revoke his offer is uncertain whether or not he can still do so, since his revocation is not effective until receipt, whereas the offeree's acceptance, if one is made, takes effect on dispatch.

The rule that the acceptance is effective upon dispatch creates a situation in which the offeror who wishes to revoke an offer is uncertain whether or not it can be revoked, since the revocation is not effective until receipt, whereas the offeree's acceptance, if one is made, takes effect on dispatch.

WHILE on dispatch duty, Jeanette Drexler and Gustavo Torres can't leave their posts behind rows of computer monitors, map displays and softly glowing radio panels.

On the night of the Moxley murder, Oct. 30, 1975, Mr. Garr was a patrolman on dispatch duty for the Greenwich Police Department.

In the common law, on the other hand, if the offeree uses an appropriate means of communication, the acceptance is effective on dispatch unless the offeror stipulated the contrary in his offer.

In Anglo-American common law, when parties contract by correspondence, the acceptance takes place on dispatch of the letter, but the offeror can stipulate that no contract will be formed until the acceptance has reached him.

Before this innovation (1898) American newspapers relied on dispatches from British or other foreign sources.

A joint Guardian/Channel 4 investigation into undercover policing will be broadcast on Dispatches on Monday evening.

The Hunt for Britain's Sex Gangs is on Dispatches on Channel 4 this Thursday at 9pm.

The programme, again shown on Dispatches, won an Emmy, a Bafta, and RTS programme of the year.

Chances are, he'll just glide insouciantly on, dispatching nuggets of taste-free wordplay, and trusting we all forget.