Sentence examples for will not dispatch from inspiring English sources

The government is supplying the use of a transport aircraft, but will not dispatch troops in a combat role, Hammond said.

He will not dispatch anyone to report the scores on Sunday, although he is sure that someone -- maybe General Manager Terry Bradway or the owner Robert Wood Johnson IV -- will tell him anyway.

Moreover, the practical regulation capacity price should be higher than the aforementioned ones, as they are calculated based on the ideal case (regulation down service will be fully dispatched, and the regulation up service will not be dispatched at all).

The company was supposed to ship the remaining 500 vehicles of a 1000 taxi order in October, but delays in securing finance due to the eurozone crisis mean they will not be dispatched until the end of this month.

The Swedes have refused all requests for guarantees that he will not be dispatched under a secret arrangement with Washington; and it is the political executive in Stockholm, with its close ties to the extreme right in America – not the courts – that will make this decision.

Ministers, who agreed overnight not to hold the referendum on the same day as the Scottish and other devolved elections next May, are expected to make clear that publicly funded glossy publications will not be dispatched to households in the final phase of the campaign.

For an ideal case where the reserve service will not be dispatched, the PtG plants will gain additional income for the reserve capacity.

The CI20 will cost £50 ($65) and can be ordered now, though the first units will not be dispatched to customers until January 2015.

The United States need not dispatch troops in every direction.

They question why police did not dispatch their Mental Evaluation Team.

In cases of serotonin syndrome caused by monoamine oxidase inhibitors oxygenation will not help to dispatch serotonin.