They promise to dispatch additional workers to public housing and a phased-in schedule to bring more power and heat each day to devastated areas like the Rockaways.
Long Islanders have recounted tales of phones unanswered at authority offices, of wildly inaccurate service maps and of broken promises to dispatch repair crews.
Greek government officials emphasised that much would depend on the 28-nation bloc following up on its promise to dispatch what Tsipras described as "human resources" to help deal with the crisis.
The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has yet to make good on promises to dispatch more soldiers to the war zone.See article LATVIA'S prime minister, Valdis Dombrovskis, will meet coalition partners on Monday October 12th to discuss budget cuts necessary to secure rescue loans from foreign governments.
But there was little new detail, apart from tired promises to dispatch civil servants to the outer reaches of the kingdom, and sell the same assets – the Tote, the Dartford Crossing and so on – which the Treasury has been promising to flog for years.
Austrian troops were also promised, to be dispatched from the Austrian Army fighting the French in Northern Italy.
Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the majority leader, has promised to "act with dispatch" to pass a separate food stamp bill in the future, but has not given a timetable.
But he declined to promise not to dispatch fighters to Afghanistan, where suicide bombings against American and NATO forces have soared this year.
Tom Greene, director of safety, environment and training for Crystal Cruises, which plans to dispatch its 790-foot Crystal HarMontereyMonterey Oct.ct. 9, said company officials had promised to withhold all liquid and solid waste water while in Monterey Bay.
In 625, Heraclius dispatched to the steppes his emissary, named Andrew, who promised to the Khagan some "staggering riches" in return for military aid.
