Sentences with phrase «despatching of»

So it was Arsenal who gave the Tangerines their first dose of Premiership reality at the Emirates a week ago, despatching of Ian Holloway's side not just with ease but with a touch of class as well.

On the topic of outstanding, Bolton were just that a week ago when despatching of the side which only a couple days previous were beaten the reigning European Champions Inter Milan in the Champions League.

The Gunners set the standards at The Emirates three weeks ago, despatching of newly promoted Blackpool with ease in a 6 - 0 whitewash, and fans will be hoping to see more goalmouth action on Saturday, in their favour, of course.

Following two very positive results against Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool, where City earned a 0 - 0 draw at White Hart Lane before confidently despatching of Liverpool 3 - 0 at the City of Manchester Stadium — The venue for Saturday's encounter, City were brought down from the clouds with a thud a fortnight ago, with Darren Bent punishing Manchester's lavished stars for their glaring misses with an injury time penalty — An early reminder for City's foreign recruits that any complacency at this level will be punished with aplomb.

Steve Kean is the man attempting to pull rabbits out of the hat in the meantime, until «Big Sam's» successor is found, and Kean's first assignment is to despatch of whipping boys West Ham, who once again begin the weekend at the foot of the table.

An infuriating 3 - 3 draw at home to Aston Villa at the weekend has left the Blues back at square - one and no nearer to a revival in fortunes, but surely even they can produce a performance good enough to despatch of the league's basement occupiers Wolves, who were beaten 2 - 0 by West Ham on New Year's day and 2 - 1 by Wigan Athletic in their most recent home encounter.

However, Stoke (To Win: 3.50 WilliamHill) will set a new club record should they become just the fourth team this season to despatch of Roberto Mancini's City outfit, with the Potters currently riding the crest of a wave following three successive victories.

That includes the EU's new foreign service, into which, he assures me, he would despatch some of Britain's brightest and best diplomats.

At that time, the Conservative government of John Major and most Westminster Tories were resolutely opposed to intervening militarily against the Bosnian Serbs, either through the despatch of ground troops or the use of air power, or even to allowing the Bosnians to defend themselves by lifting the international arms embargo that locked in place a Serb advantage in heavy weaponry.

LEGO Education reserves the right to require payment in advance of despatch of orders.

First, if the trial is fixed 35 days or less before its date the fee will become payable within seven days of despatch of the hearing date notice.

Second, when at the date the fee would otherwise become payable there is an undetermined application for remission which is later refused then the fee will become payable within seven days of despatch of notification of refusal of the remission application or the later of at least 28 days prior to the trial date or the Monday of the first week of the notified trial period.

The University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre has put its archive of Colonial Despatches (The colonial despatches of Vancouver Island and British Columbia 1846 - 1871) online:

Warehouse managers are responsible for organising the safe and efficient receipt, storage and despatch of warehoused goods.

Not exact matches

A fleet of mopeds was despatched in Wuxi for the beta testing week which began April 2nd.

Our acceptance of an order takes place when we despatch the order or send you confirmation by email even if your payment has been processed immediately.

There must have been some sort of glitch in the despatch system as I didn't receive the book, sent by Octopus Publishing for review, until a couple of days before Christmas.

The Australian Food and Grocery Council's (AFGC) release of its Common Despatch Checklist Toolkit will provide valuable resource to supply -LSB-...]

Our 2 warehouses hold substantial stocks of all our Products enabling IBIS Packaging to offer a same day despatch for all Order received before 16.30

We've become that bad we're actually not even confident of despatching Swedish minnows..

but when you are despatched by MK Dons in Capital One cup and on the verge of same by Cambridge i mean you need to start examining your brains.

Yet despite the convincing way in which lacklustre Villa were despatched - with goals from Olivier Giroud, Mesut Ozil, Theo Walcott, a Santi Cazorla penalty and a stoppage - time effort from Hector Bellerin - Wenger knows there remains plenty of hard work ahead.

Kenny Dalglish has made a couple of changes from the side that despatched Manchester United from one cup on Saturday, bringing back one or two from the side that despatched -LSB-...]

In the Third Round they comfortably despatched Peterborough in a 6 - 2 rout while in the Fourth Round, despite being drawn against high - flying Tottenham Hotspur, Fulham ran riot, once again at Craven Cottage, to record arguably their result of the season as goals from Brede Hangeland, Moussa Dembele and a Danny Murphy brace sealed an emphatic but fully deserved 4 - 0 triumph.

However, she still managed to boost the morale of colleagues with a strong showing at the despatch box.

Angela Smith, the shadow deputy leader of the Commons, defends New Labour's record from the despatch box.

The Army said a patrol team was despatched to the area and met that the hoodlums have left before the arrival of the troops.

They need to be fired and despatched to the political equivalent of the knackers yard.

During the 30 - minute session, Cameron revealed he had answered more than 5,500 at PMQs during his six year tenure, and displayed some of his customary wit at the despatch box.

Tory MP Peter Lilley praised Cameron for his «mastery of the despatch box», while Conservative veteran Ken Clarke gave a warm tribute urging for him to remain a prominent figure on the green benches.

So, just like George Osborne sent his junior minister David Gauke into the Commons to answer tricky questions on Google and tax last week, the hapless David Lidington, Minister for Europe, was despatched to fave the wrath of Euro - sceptic MPs.

One of my most surprising ministerial lunch dates of the last government was with Yvette Cooper, who couldn't have been further from the humourless, hectoring figure she cut on TV and at the Despatch Box.

The counsel claimed that following the April 6 ruling, a letter by Dasuki's lead counsel Mr Joseph Daudu dated April 13 was despatched to the DSS requesting for permission to access Dasuki outside the DSS office as contained in the ruling of the court.

Through the efforts of BASC members and local landowners we've been able to successfully despatch over 20 mink on a relatively short section of the river.

Calling on the law enforcement agencies to act with despatch in bringing the perpetrators to book, the Minority reiterated, «Such action is crucial to halting and ending these unfettered acts of lawlessness unleashed on Ghanaians across the length and breadth of this country since the NPP came to power.»

Watching the frenzied exchanges over the despatch box that followed, I found myself involuntarily thinking of Robbie Williams titles that Miliband might have deployed as a comeback.

Next Monday the prime minister will come face to face with those backbenchers — well, sort of — when he answers their questions at the despatch box.

At others Bercow might be despatched on an uncomfortable trip to train up a struggling parliament in a less palatial corner of the world.

«But I always said that if those assurances turned out to be wrong I would apologise fully and frankly to this House of Commons and I do so today from this despatch box.

Balls told Osborne across the despatch box that, after today's statement, «people can see the true scale of the government's economic failure».

Unreliable Sources is a cride coeur by Simpson for the old familiar world of the print media, the «star» reporter and the ability to move public opinion through language and force of despatch.

The minister's political future is likely to come down to the nature of email communications between himself and his special adviser, Adam Smith, whose «inappropriate behaviour» was condemned by Mr Hunt at the despatch box in parliament last week.

William Howard Russell's despatches from the Crimea are a good example, though his reporting of the Indian Mutiny and the American Civil War received less attention.

A parliamentary inquiry into the professional standards of Britain's bankers is set to go ahead, despite an afternoon of acrimony across the despatch boxes.

Alan Clark Following a wine tasting with friend Christopher Selmes, Clark took to the despatch box opposite Clare Short, who accused him of being incapable».

«That prime minister used to stand at the despatch box and say he'd rewritten the rules of the economy.

It wasn't only Moore's feathers which were ruffled by his ruthless despatch; so too were those of Sir Menzies Campbell, who looked on the now ex-Scottish secretary as his protégé.

Mr Lidington, whose voice has echoes of BBC TV's Robert Peston, promised from the despatch box that changes would be offered to the Bill.

The Tory backbenches hooted with laugher, while Mr Balls smiled and reached across the despatch box to offer Mr Cameron a glass of water.

A sombre exchange over Egypt's political crisis --- upon which Ed Miliband used three of his precious questions — suggested a mellow PMQs where sarcasm is merely tossed perfunctorily like a feather over the despatch box.