There was a "question mark" over 2, 167 ballot papers due to be delivered by printers to the Royal Mail for dispatch on 23 April, said Leeds City Council.
Only then do I go back to my desk and dispatch answers on the emailed emergencies, either taking care of them or delegating to my wonderful and capable assistant.
Oxidation catalysts and other emissions controls can be installed to reduce the polluting effect of diesel generation and it must also be considered that peak-shaving DR resources will displace peaking units which are the most pollution-heavy resources on the supply-dispatch curve that are also closest to load centers.
In St Louis, Missouri, the Post-Dispatch newspaper reported on local efforts to save the Hazelwood plant.
And despite, or perhaps because of, the serious worsening of the situation on the ground, the dispatch of American observers to monitor the now non-existent ceasefire seems no more of an immediate priority than it was before.
Two members of his security detail -- already waiting outside for the mayor -- noticed flames coming out of a second-story window of the neighbor's home and called fire dispatch before banging on the door to alert the home's occupants.
Data from resident reports can be used to generate notifications, create work orders, and dispatch responders, depending on the type of service requested.
If a party wants an American referee for a particular treaty compliance controversy, the United States could dispatch monitors to the area on a case-by-case basis.
Now that particular part is true: weirdly, VAT on digital goods is paid at point of dispatch, not delivery.
Firefighters were able to use their radios to let the dispatch center know what was going on and that's how negotiators communicated with Brown initially, Walters said.
His 19-year-old son, Nick Chiapperini, was on the job in the Monroe Ambulance Company dispatch center when the call for help came in, according to West Webster Fire Department spokesman Al Sienkiewicz.
It took 47th-ranked Chardy just 88 minutes to dispatch Tsonga, who could not convert on three break points.
The device remains on, so if the driver receives a new dispatch, it will beep and he can pull over and read the message.
The problems this week involve one piece of the giant ongoing overhaul, the new dispatch computer system, rolled out Wednesday on the first hot day of the year, when emergency calls usually spike.
Shoffner died in 2006, and Lewis bought the plane from the Shoffner family the next year and spent millions more to dispatch her and a handful of escorts on a re-enactment of her fateful trip, launching from New Jersey's Teterboro Airport, circling the Statue of Liberty and heading up the Eastern Seaboard, over Greenland and on to England, with refueling stops along the way.
The event was noted on a field interview card and in the computer-aided dispatch system.
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Taxis can therefore accept rides via their central dispatch or through the mobile app that drivers use on Android devices in the taxis.
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Tevez was made to wait by some unnecessary jostling on the edge of the box, but he his nerve held to dispatch the spot-kick down the middle of the goal.
Carlton Terry Jr. was overseeing a child custody case, according to the Dispatch and became friends with the defense counsel, Charles Schieck, on Facebook.
And Andy Roddick took less than an hour to dispatch Juan Carlos Ferrero 6-2 6-4, serving 18 aces and conceding just 11 points on serve.
Ordinarily, debate and voting on an amendment might take two legislative days, but under the rules of the reconciliation bill the senators were to dispatch the amendments one after another, as in a hot-dog-eating contest, with a minute of debate for each side.
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