Sentence examples for successful dispatch from inspiring English sources

Republican senator Jon Kyl, writing in the Wall Street Journal, warned that America "can't afford to lose the leadership" of a man responsible for "the successful dispatch of two terrorist regimes and... long-overdue reforms of the military".

This business model has already proven successful: Dispatch raised over three million in funding last year and has just recently closed another three million dollar round from its current investors.

In like manner the retiarius ("net man") was matched with the secutor ("pursuer"); the former wore nothing but a short tunic or apron and sought to entangle his pursuer, who was fully armed, with the cast net he carried in his right hand; if successful, he dispatched him with the trident he carried in his left.

If the network connection is successful, it dispatches to it, the message resolver is called, and the transmitted data are resolved and saved into object database.

Mithradates began his long career of conquest by dispatching successful expeditions to the Crimean Peninsula and to Colchis (on the eastern shore of the Black Sea).

The loss of load will increase to 657 MW and 1401 MW if emergency dispatching operation is successful at Stages 3 and 4 respectively.

There's been a lot of entertaining, and you do get the sense that if the Dame had a successful bowel movement, invitations were dispatched immediately.

In a condensed one-verse description, the Ramacharitamanasa says that Tara and Hanuman were dispatched by Sugriva and were successful in appeasing Lakshmana by singing Rama's praises.

Northhampton Courier extra: Telegraph cable laid!! 1-page clipping from the Northampton Courier, relaying dispatch from Cyrus W. Field announcing successful laying of the Atlantic Telegraph cable.

In 551, Athanagild, a noble from Visigothic Hispania, sought Justinian's help in a rebellion against the king, and the emperor dispatched a force under Liberius, a successful military commander.

This approach to governing is still in its infancy, but if it proves successful in Benton Harbor and elsewhere, emergency managers could be dispatched to troubled municipalities across the state.