Radio dispatches fill the air from dawn to dusk.
Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said each precinct must audit police responses to radio dispatches four times a month "to assure that crime complaints are taken when necessary and prepared accurately".
Breezy Point has become something of a popular cause in Ireland, its plight an urgent topic in newspaper headlines and radio dispatches more than three months after the storm.
Newspapers published radio dispatches emanating from President Arthur throughout her maiden voyage, thanks to a powerful new radio set installed aboard the liner.
Lara Logan came to the attention of CBS in 2001 because of her radio dispatches from Afghanistan.
It's all the same to Gordie, whose social life has been largely confined to eavesdropping on police radio dispatches.
(Mr. Gibson's tense signoffs to his radio dispatches — "This is Guy Hamilton in Jakarta" — are remarkably similar to those of Philip Koch, some of which are available online).
B8 WAR MADE FOR RADIO -- Television coverage of the airstrikes has provided so few pictures that news executives are comparing reports to old-style radio dispatches.
Jose Antonio Roman, who ran a car service in New York, went home and on July 4 , 1994 a date he chose deliberately, opened the town's first radio dispatch service.
UNLIKE other cellular phone systems, Nextel grew out of the radio dispatch sector and can easily tie many users into a single conversation.
Every time he needs to check a license plate or look up a crime history, he must radio dispatch and have them do it.
