Sentence examples for that dispatching from inspiring English sources
Some observers noted that dispatching uniformed carabinieri appeared more like a PR stunt that meaningful sleuthing.
Everyone involved in this must know that dispatching "Dear Joe/Gemma" letters isn't the best possible way forward.
Privately, senior military officers expressed skepticism that dispatching an untested 900-man Iraqi battalion into Falluja would pacify the embattled city of nearly 300,000 people.
Senator John W. Warner, a Virginia Republican who heads the Armed Services Committee, cautioned that dispatching American reinforcements could hand the guerrilla fighters a propaganda victory and reinforce the image of the American occupation.
Paul Schoenbaum Williamsburg, Va., Oct.28, 2009 To the Editor: Re "More Schools, Not Troops" (column, Oct. 29): Nicholas D. Kristof feels that dispatching more troops to Afghanistan would be a bad bet, and it's easy to agree with him.
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in June that evaluated a similar smartphone alert system in Sweden found that dispatching trained volunteers was associated with "significantly increased rates of bystander-initiated CPR among persons with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest".
The Device Request Dispatcher (DRD) is a subsystem that dispatches requests to devices.
It's all happening on Naxos, the voracious budget label that dispatches repertory by the trunkload.
The bride, 34, is a dentist with Dentserv, a company in Manhattan that dispatches dentists to rehabilitation hospitals throughout New York City.
"Heart of the Volunteer Teenager" lauds a program that dispatches students to survey disputed land in the countryside.
It was virtually the same Hurricane team that dispatched the Gators in last season's Sugar Bowl.
