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Iran too welcomed the deal, but foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi cautioned that its success relied on creating "a comprehensive monitoring mechanism, in particular control of borders in order to stop the dispatch of fresh terrorists" to Syria.

Nor could NATO stop the dispatch to Kosovo, over the past few days, of a few thousand newly mobilised reservists to replace combat casualties, says the general.In this section The fractious Kosovars A civil self-service George Papandreou, flouting Greek tradition Are they too clever by half?

"We need to do everything to stop the fighting and dispatch humanitarian aid," Mr Hollande said.

The leader of a Swat team dispatched to stop the 12-minute killing spree has said that he shot five of the assailants in 15 seconds.

Prof Keith Willett, of NHS England, said one of the problems with the current system was that crews were being unnecessarily dispatched to "stop the clock".

The British finally took action, dispatching and to stop the Essex.

Unimpressed by the movie makers' permits, the furious chief dispatched his gendarmes to stop the filming.

The path it treads is broadly familiar — darkness lays on the land, an evil wizard dispatches beastly minions to stop the plucky underdogs journeying to undo him — though it finds its own way through the territory.

In October 1876, President Ulysses S. Grant, after issuing a proclamation, instructed Sherman to gather all available Atlantic region troops and dispatch them to South Carolina to stop the mob violence.

In the movie a Texas conglomerate takes over the show's radio station and dispatches a big shot known only as the Axeman (Tommy Lee Jones) to stop the production.

Such were the conditions, that race organisers decided to skip a 50km section, stopping the race and dispatching the riders back to their team buses.