Примеры использования A dispatch на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is a dispatch from Her Majesty.
So, how often do you get a dispatch?
It has a dispatch lady that calls you hon.
Well, sir, there was a dispatch problem.
A dispatch email when we send your Mooncup to you.
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I got the signal out, but I need a dispatch co.
NSA intercepted a dispatch to the Kremlin from Paris.
Well, there were two bodies,but there was a dispatch problem.
With sending of tickets a dispatch fee is to be paid, in addition.
He favoured a receipt rule rather than a dispatch rule.
Often a dispatch runner required eight hours to go up Battle Mountain and come back down.
Whether he be a file clerk, a dispatch officer, park ranger.
This unusual procedure, unworthy of a supposedly democratic state, was hidden from the American public and became known only because of a dispatch from Reuters UK 1.
She was employed solely in the Mediterranean as a dispatch vessel and tender, and was sold in 1748 at Minorca.
Price on taxi services along the city you can specify for in a dispatch station.
Governor Harrison later recorded his death in a dispatch to Washington: Spencer was wounded in the head.
HMS Vigilant(1871) was a wood paddle dispatch boat, built in 1871, and sold in 1886 to serve as a dispatch boat in Hong Kong.
The Transport Section was able to establish a dispatch service that satisfactorily met all of the transport requirements of military headquarters staff and civilian personnel.
Known as a PREDES message,it serves as pre-advice of a dispatch for the recipient Post.
Such documents may be included in a dispatch if, apart from the address, date and signature, they contain only the description and weight of the consignment or other information relating to the shipment;
Burroughs explained his ideas about the Martian environment in an article"A Dispatch on Mars" published in the London Daily Express in 1926.
More generally, the discussion focused on whether all notices under the Rules should rely on a receipt or on a dispatch rule.
Starting in early 1589 or thereabouts"one Morley… attended on Arbell and read to her",as reported in a dispatch from Bess of Hardwick to Lord Burghley, dated 21 September 1592.
Sparre received a dispatch from Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie encouraging him to prevent this attack by moving his men either towards Trondheim or alternatively to Røros and on through the valley of Gudbrandsdal to Värmland.
This is not propaganda put out by either of the parties in conflict in the Balkans but a dispatch in a newspaper greatly respected for its objective and independent reporting.
The week after the crash he sent a dispatch to London blaming the UN's"complete failure to understand the conditions in Central Africa" for the disaster, adding that these were"better left to Europeans with experience of that part of the world.
Automated dispatch control system is an integrated complex of specialized, system, applied, library, tool and service software, as well as database management software(DBMS)to create a dispatch information and control systems with strong real-time constraints.
Its mere assertion, however, orthat of the United States consul, in a dispatch to his Government, that the claimant was employed by the imperialist authorities, does not appear to the umpire to be sufficient proof that he was so employed or sufficient ground for his expulsion.
We are under no obligation to provide any Product or Service to you at the incorrect(lower) price,even after we have sent you a Dispatch Confirmation or other written form of order acceptance, if the pricing error is obvious and unmistakeable and could have reasonably been recognised by you as a mis-pricing.
As noted in the previous periodic report, the terms of a dispatch dated 18 April 1996 from the Permanent Secretary of the Office of the President of the Republic to the Secretary of State for Defence, who is responsible for the gendarmerie, concerning"reprehensible conduct by the forces responsible for law enforcement", are constantly brought to the attention of members of the gendarmerie.