Sentence examples for out dispatching from inspiring English sources

Both have energetically backed terrorism: the former has just been caught out dispatching arms to foment violence against Israel.

Barack Obama has described Isis as "the face of evil" but ruled out dispatching large numbers of US ground troops to confront them.

Then, the British officials in Kabul continued to send out dispatches of delusional optimism as the insurgents moved ever closer to Kabul.

(See the newsreel below, which also gives one a look at the many forms of witnessing at the trial, with interpreters and switchboard operators sending out dispatches, as well as the expressions on the defendants' faces).

And the software also cuts out dispatch operators, who sometimes play favorites with drivers at other cab companies.

Utilization of MAS through neighborhood communications makes it possible to leave out dispatch center and to realize plug-and-play function which is robust and flexible.

He sporadically sent out dispatches and stories; he wrote about the mood in Havana, the crowded city sidewalks, and other topics, but he was soon desperate for money again.

At the same time, Republicans were sending out dispatches with a reminder of President Obama's recent denunciation of "fat cats who are getting rewarded for their failure... bankers don't need another vote in the U.S. Senate".

From the denizens trapped in New Orleans during hurricane Katrina who sent out dispatches, to Sarah Koenig's Serial podcasts, to Glenn Greenwald's and Laura Poitris' reporting on the NSA's program of mass surveillance, independent and citizen journalists are the engines of investigation, the generators of content, the creators of images, the hub of All The News They Didn't, Can't or Won't Print.

To mitigate its impacts, particularly on a weak electricity network, a battery energy storage (BES) system can be used to smooth out and dispatch the output to the utility grid on an hourly basis.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has sent a special team to Oklahoma's emergency operations center to help out and dispatch resources.