dispatch department

So liaise in good time with either your own dispatch department or an outside mail order company.

Despite modern furniture and communications systems it looked like the dispatch department of a correspondence school.

Someone in the dispatch department put a brass-band record on the gramophone.

For example, your dispatch department fulfilment speed directly impacts customer satisfaction.

Many of the items in the policy will cost money, like printing pamphlets, distributing syringes and dispatching department workers to various projects.

My mother, apart from being a skivvying, she used to go out with along with Mrs, doing the hatched, matched and dispatched department.

Dawlish, my boss, was always complaining about that gramophone, but even Alice couldn't really control the dispatch department.

PenAir was the first regional airline in the United States to make the 10-19 seat required conversion, including a dispatch department.

He had the office fire piled precariously high with coal and had borrowed a fan heater from the dispatch department, but still the office was cold.

The dispatch department - where the duty drivers sat around drinking tea - was playing gramophone records, brass-band music, always brass-band music.

He also dispatched Department of Justice attorney Burke Marshall, who had just returned to Washington, D.C., after helping to broker the Birmingham Truce.

Three dispatch departments (telegraphische Expeditionen) located in Berlin, Cologne and Koblenz handled the coding and decoding of official telegrams.

For instance, your warehousing and dispatch departments may have minimal contact with your customers - but their performance when fulfilling orders has a major impact on customers' satisfaction with your business.

"After the local agent registers the job with us here in Rhode Island, our dispatch department then decides who is going to handle packing, loading and transporting the goods," Mr. Leistritz said.

A month later, Hurricane Andrew struck, and Brown dispatched department personnel to five emergency relief centers in south Louisiana to expedite insurance claims by working with storm victims and insurance company representatives.

From the dispatch department came the mournful trombone solo of 'Angels Guard Thee' as the C.W.S. Brass Band played their part in the dispatch department's ceaseless record recital.

The Library's essential needs were for warehouse space suitable for conversion into a book-stack providing 20,000 metres of easily accessible shelving and a large circulation and dispatch department, with offices immediately adjoining, all preferably on one floor.

'Gas previously earmarked for Ukrainian consumers will be piped to the southern regions of Russia, where cold weather has set in,' Anatoly Vorotyntsev, head of Gazprom's central production and dispatch department, said.

The gramophone music from the dispatch department hadn't changed, though, and the sound of Munn and Felton's (Footwear) Band sailing through the 'Thunder and Lightning Polka' was clearly audible from the second floor.