Noun:

डिस्पॅचर,

expediters's Usage Examples:

In 1892, the Belgian expediters took parts of southern Sudan that came to be named Lado Enclave (i.

ordinary applicant to navigate, leading to many applicants having to hire "expediters" at exorbitant expense to push the permit application through the bureaucratic.

America, most Sprinters are sold as cargo vans to expediters in the United States.

ordered that reimbursement vouchers be processed within a week, and sent expediters to sites reporting shortages.

Hershy Fekete was also implicated, but an administrative judge ruled that expediters were not covered by the 2007 law.

The only people permitted in the backstage area are competitors, expediters and NPC officials.

Claus, a CHEER classic! Tombs-Day! Jack Davis Crypt Keeper A group of expediters in search of a missing group of people who traveled into an Egyptian tomb.

Prior to announcing the 2013 provincial budget Kennedy warned that if expediters were not brought under control the province could face a "1.

[citation needed] In the 13th century, many western expediters who visit Tabriz on their way to the east were amazed by the richness.

Such expediters are similar to truck drivers, except they take smaller.

The teams would be boys versus girls, with captains as expediters, but both teams could choose a member of the opposite sex to join them.