Sentence examples for separate dispatch from inspiring English sources
In a separate dispatch from the World Petroleum Congress meeting under way in Doha, Qatar, Fars News quoted the oil minister of India, S. Jaipal Reddy, as reassuring Iran that India would remain a faithful buyer of Iranian oil.
This was written before the latest unrest — and I'm sure that the magazine Caijing is wary of having it associated with the Xinjiang uprising — so treat it as a separate dispatch, full of broader insights: "Inept officials and clumsy law enforcement can fuel trouble when people are upset, as we've seen with regret over the past year".
In a separate dispatch sent later, de Grasse also made two important requests.
The integration and conversion increased overhead and complexity in the job task and hence the tool, including the transformation of the previously integrated dispatching/scheduling task into separate dispatching and scheduling activities.
Kim had earlier called the explosion "a self-defensive step" meant to protect the region "from the danger of nuclear war caused by the US-led imperialists", a separate KCNA dispatch said.
While the New England colonies and New York dispatched a force overland against Montreal, which accomplished virtually nothing, Massachusetts launched a separate expedition against Quebec.
Interest in the America's Cup was so high that Yacht Club organizers had separate boats dispatched during the event to ward off spectator boats.
2.1, while the gas model (24)–(25) can be separated for every dispatch period.
Five separate expeditions were dispatched to Alta California in 1769.
That river of denial continued in the face of a New York Times editorial pointing out the anti-abortion campaign to destroy Planned Parenthood using the deceptively edited videos as a centerpiece -- an editorial that so offended the MRC that three separate writers were dispatched to bash it.
EDMC also agreed to forgive $102.8 million in loans it gave to some students who dropped out shortly after enrolling to dispatch a separate lawsuit filed by another, larger group of state attorneys general.
