Osborne said the executive order could hamper CARE's relief efforts in Somalia if the group is unable to dispatch U.S.- based staff to respond to what the agency said could be "a major humanitarian emergency". Raymond Offenheiser, president of Oxfam America, warned of the possible impact of reciprocal measures in response to Trump's order.
Businesses in London were forced to lay off staff, or defer paying them, generally because they were unable to dispatch goods or couldn't receive payment for them.
Brézé, unable to dispatch his fireships over the Spanish vessels, as he had done in his victories at Cádiz, Barcelona and Cartagena, lunged over Pimienta's galleon Santiago and riddled the ship with his artillery Santiago lost its main-mast and had to be succored by Linhares and Pablo de Contreras.
How to dispatch a lesser opponent.
And now, I need to dispatch a woman named Nora.
Overheard in a Madison Avenue elevator, dispatch case to dispatch case: "I like the way George underplays his conceit".
The dispatcher, unable to enter "Long Island Sound" in the computer, notified a supervisor, and they concluded there was too little information to dispatch help.
It's their job to dispatch the team, sometimes further interrogating each call prior to a potential dispatch.
world fascism, to dispatch.
Monowitz, was set up to provide manpower for Farben's buna plant at nearby Auschwitz, which Duerrfeld also ran, and from the camp, according to prosecution witnesses, at least 30,000 slave laborers who were unable to work were dispatched by the Farben authorities to the Auschwitz gas chambers.
