Sentence examples for be sent a pack from inspiring English sources

We believe everyone aged 50 should be sent a pack giving information and advice.

Travelex: Callers to its Homebuyers phoneline on 0870-010-0095 (or visit www.travelex.co.uk) will be sent a pack on how to undertake a spot or forward transaction, which can be booked for 12 months in advance.

In the most significant mass mobilisation of the party's hugely expanded membership since September 2014, Sturgeon said each one of the SNP's 120,000 members would be sent a pack of survey cards, and would be asked to commit to completing the survey with at least five people each month for the next three months.

The screened lists of patients will be sent a pack containing a letter from their GP and a trial information sheet.

Following the generation of themes, all the original workshop participants were sent a pack of A5-sized cards.

Members of the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (UK) were sent a pack containing an information sheet, consent form, questionnaire and a pre-paid stamped addressed envelope.

All community pharmacists within the region were sent a pack that included a questionnaire, reply paid envelope and participant information sheet.

Each is sent a pack containing information sheets for referrers and participants, eligibility criteria, referral forms, leaflets, and posters for the waiting area.

Each identified patient was sent a pack which included a covering letter with a detailed information sheet inviting them to open the enclosed sealed envelope if they wished to take part in the research project or otherwise to return the pack to a Freepost address.

Eligible patients identified by Method A will be sent a Study Pack from the Research Centre, containing a cover letter and Participant Information Sheet inviting them to take part and giving further details about the study.

Eligible patients will be sent a Study Pack from their general practitioner, containing a Patient Information Sheet outlining the study, inviting them to take part, and telling them what they have to do if they would like to take part.