Sentence examples for to dispatch a team from inspiring English sources

In coming days, the group plans to dispatch a team of interns to canvass Latino businesses and storefront evangelical churches.

The African Union went to dispatch a team of observers to the court, but some were barred from entering.

But by July 2006, the Pentagon comptroller and Central Command were concerned enough about insufficient accountability to dispatch a team to Pakistan to lay out new requirements for more detailed invoices, a Pentagon spokesman said.

An urgent appeal from the Georgian government prompted IAEA to dispatch a team to recover the two objects; that group arrived in the capital, Tbilisi, on 27 January.

Because the level of investigation can vary from making a phone call to a participating hospital to dispatching a team to interview patients, the cost of time spent on each disease may need to be weighed before initiating action (10 ).

David Cameron has urged the president of the European commission to dispatch a monitoring team to the border between Spain and Gibraltar, where increased checks imposed by Spanish authorities have been at the centre of a diplomatic spat.

Last week, a Filipino parliamentarian publicly urged President Benigno Aquino III to dispatch "a strong lobby team" in Washington to stop the bill in its tracks, warning that it would "kill" the industry in the Philippines.

After receiving an appeal for AIDS drug treatment, W.H.O. will dispatch a team to determine the ability of the government and private organizations to deliver the drugs.

Michael Link, director of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), said he would dispatch a team to monitor the elections.

"We ask anyone who you may see who may be in distress, please call 311 and we can dispatch a team to bring them into shelter," he said.

Duke, whose recent failures have been widely noted, had to get physical in order to dispatch a determined, assertive Baylor team.