Sentence examples for preparing to dispatch from inspiring English sources

He is preparing to dispatch a further 15,000 US forces to Kabul by the spring.

Both campaigns, meanwhile, are preparing to dispatch workers to the remaining contests, including Montana, Oregon, Puerto Rico and South Dakota.

For weeks he has been preparing to dispatch troops on a mission to restore security if not peace to the heart of their continent.

The South Korean government raised its military alert level, while Japan was preparing to dispatch military aircraft to look for signs of atmospheric radiation.

Google is now alleging that Microsoft is unfairly steering users of its web browser to MSN for searches, and is preparing to dispatch lawyers to keep Microsoft in check.Google thus finds itself at a defining moment.

Physically, it was hardly an improvement on Guantánamo: a hall of grimy cells sat near a gallows, and a diorama in the lobby showed a hangman preparing to dispatch a prisoner.

The deaths came as the Bush administration prepared to dispatch two envoys to Israel, on Sunday, in its first intensive drive for peace in the Middle East.

Last week, Andrew Card, President Bush's chief of staff, was asked by NBC News if the United States was prepared to dispatch a significant number of ground troops.

Western diplomats said that the Ethiopian proposal was the only way to quickly de-escalate tensions in Abyei, and that Ethiopia was prepared to dispatch troops in the next few weeks.

As the scale of the destruction became apparent, the Greek government prepared to dispatch two ferryboats to host detainees in the island's port until other accommodation could be found.

In her writing she was prepared to dispatch with all else – even words themselves – to get at this essence: "Since one feels obliged to write, let it be without obscuring the space between the lines with words … The word fishes for something that is not a word.