Sentence examples for bring postal from inspiring English sources
Less than two weeks ago I proposed a plan for raising first, second and third class postage rates to a level that would bring postal income fully into balance with an ticipated postal expenditures.
The chief danger of bringing postal delivery back into the government embrace is that its ability to maintain efficiency and keep on top of technology might be sapped.
On Tuesday, a group of senators who co-sponsored the Senate legislation called on House leaders to bring the postal overhaul bill to the floor for a vote.
When I told Maher about my idea, he said it would probably bring the postal service back into the black.
The White House said the plan would bring the postal service $20 billion in relief over the coming years, as well as trim the federal deficit by $19 billion over the next decade.
But if even a few Steven Slaters lose control, there is potential for great harm, as has happened tragically when workers "go postal" and bring lethal weapons to work, as some former postal service employees have done.
And it would aim to bring the pay of postal employees into line with the private sector.The House seems in no rush to vote on the measure.
"I just assumed that a day or two before the event the mailman would bring us a little postal package full of moon rocks," she later told Mr. Shatner.
To make matters worse, Canada is embroiled in a lawsuit, brought by its postal workers' union and an anti-globalisation group, that threatens to invalidate NAFTA on the basis that it infringes Canada's sovereignty.The toughest obstacle to true free trade is public opinion, both in the United States and in its trading partners in the Americas.
This brings us to postal banking, which could help break the cycle of madness that keeps millions of Americans in financial quicksand.
