dispatching (Meaning)

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dispatching (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Dispatch

Dispatching troops to the border was a strategic decision made by the government to ensure national security.
The logistics team worked diligently to ensure timely dispatching of supplies to the disaster-stricken area.
The taxi company's dispatching system efficiently assigned cabs to customers based on their location and availability.
The dispatcher at the emergency call center calmly and quickly dispatched ambulances to the reported incidents.
The police department's dispatching center operated 24/7, responding to calls for assistance from the public.
The airline's dispatching department diligently monitored weather conditions to ensure safe and timely departures of flights.
The bus company's dispatching system allowed passengers to conveniently track the arrival times of their buses.
The dispatching of election results was closely watched by the media and the general public.
The sports team's scouting department dispatched scouts to evaluate potential players for the upcoming draft.
The delivery service's dispatching software optimized routes for delivery drivers to ensure efficient and timely package deliveries.

of Dispatch

sending, transporting, consigning, shooting, transferring, packing (off), shipping,transmitting, advancing, dropping

receiving, accepting,receiving, accepting,obtaining, gaining, acquiring, gaining, drawing, earning

Dispatching troops to the border was a strategic decision made by the government to ensure national security.

The logistics team worked diligently to ensure timely dispatching of supplies to the disaster-stricken area.

The taxi company's dispatching system efficiently assigned cabs to customers based on their location and availability.

The dispatcher at the emergency call center calmly and quickly dispatched ambulances to the reported incidents.