Sentence examples for a private courier from inspiring English sources

The statement said the two overcharged for the services of a private courier company operating between Moscow and the city of Yaroslavl.

A junior official at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the tax-collection department which also pays out benefits to families, had breached security guidelines by plonking the discs in the internal-government post run by TNT, a private courier.

On Friday, the authorities announced yet another criminal investigation of Mr. Navalny, accusing him and his brother, Oleg, who is a post office employee, of a strange scheme to steal money in business deals by overcharging for the services of a private courier company.

A private courier warned the Drug Enforcement Administration about the package sent to Jennings by a New York colleague that contained 27 grams of cocaine.

Carmel's City Council has stamped out a lingering controversy by approving a contract with a private courier that will provide daily mail delivery to about 130 residents.

The microtitre plates were then transported to the KBiosciences Company, Cambridge, UK, via a private courier and in accordance with the national and international legal regulations and technical requirements for international transfer of biological materials.

In one of them sprouted a flourishing private courier business.

An owner of an engineering firm in Tehran says he has stopped sending technical drawings to clients over the net and uses an expensive private courier instead.Ironically, for an election whose impact on Iran's connectivity has so frustrated its citizens, one candidate is offering them relief.

In 1873 the postal service was proclaimed a monopoly and private courier systems were prohibited, a uniform postal tariff scale was adopted, and postage stamps and postcards were introduced.

The Pakistani sources say that phone call allowed the CIA to make a voice match to Bin Laden's private courier, a man known as Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti.

The profit motive led to the creation of FedEx and other private courier services, which sped the delivery, at a premium, of important documents and packages; led to the development of the fax machine; and, eventually, led to e-mail and the various social networks.