Sentence examples for planned to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Asher said he planned to dispatch staff to Monmouth Park this week to help get the operation up and running.

The African Union, which had expressed "serious doubts" about the veracity of the vote and planned to dispatch a delegation of leaders on Monday, canceled its mission.

And they planned to dispatch party leaders -- and probably Mr. Gore himself -- to meet with Congressional Democrats, possibly as early as this weekend.

White House officials said on Tuesday that they planned to dispatch Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Mattis — but most likely not Ms. Haspel — to brief all House members next week.

Great Britain planned to dispatch a team of military experts to Freetown to help the U.N. assess the technical support needed to enhance the mission's effectiveness.

And Foreign Ministry officials have said they plan to dispatch medical personnel and supplies to Afghanistan.

They plan to dispatch additional employees and police officers to direct traffic.

Australia has announced that it plans to dispatch 1,550 sailors, pilots and soldiers.

In coming days, the group plans to dispatch a team of interns to canvass Latino businesses and storefront evangelical churches.

Rumours have spread that Saddam plans to dispatch six missiles into Kurdistan, each fitted with a chemical warhead.

The Pentagon is planning to dispatch American Special Forces to train Yemen's military in counterterrorism operations.