Sentence examples for through the dispatch from inspiring English sources

It does so through the dispatch of a growing number of independent experts and commissions of inquiry charged with monitoring and reporting on violations on the ground.

These not only distracted Gelimer from the Emperor's preparations, but also weakened Vandal defences through the dispatch of the bulk of the Vandal navy and a large portion of their army under Gelimer's brother Tzazon to Sardinia.

"We urge both parties to immediately seek a peaceful solution through bilateral dialogue, with international facilitation... and through the dispatch of international observers under the auspices of the United Nations Security Council or the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe," NATO said in a statement.

35 The findings of this study therefore underline the fact that the management of acute stroke can and must be improved at the dispatch centre, through being given the highest priority and through stroke protocols with high compliance.

Recently, Toronto's own Beck Taxi cab company launched a smartphone app for hailing cabs, but it's still routing things through the old dispatch system, so it doesn't change anything on the driver side.

From there, another team was on-hand to burn through the door, dispatch the guards and bring Wo Fat to the surface, and a weighting ship.

The centralized control center uploads parallel system operation status and obtains the dispatch order from EMS through serial communication interface.

There are potentially many factors that can influence the time between a call being made and a patient arriving at hospital, from the dispatch code and priority through to road conditions.

On the one hand, the utilization of DGs can reduce the fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emission, and the large-scale deployment of PEVs can also promote the utilization of the renewable energy sources through the coordinated dispatching strategies of PEVs and renewable DGs.

I felt I had all the help I needed as mobile apps automate the dispatching packages and taxis through the luxury of credit card consent.

Having other fish to fry himself, Preminger gets through the attack with dispatch, after an on-the-eve officers' dance in Hawaii, which, in the critic Andrew Sarris's admiring words, evokes "in one slowly moving shot the entire Glenn Millerish Zeitgeist of the 40's".