Sentence examples for by the stamp from inspiring English sources

The post office is sticking by the stamp nonetheless.

Once these structures are in place, the trenches made by the stamp are filled with metal.

The whole mess was exposed by the stamp magazine, which this week ran photographs of both statues.

The post office, while perhaps chagrined, is standing by the stamp but changing its informational material about it.

Simon Rubinsohn, chief economist at Rics, said 2016 had been "characterised by the stamp duty change" in April.

Although gilded by the stamp of consensus, the State Development and Redevelopment Plan remains largely a statement of philosophy--influential, to be sure, but not binding.

This bonus present was somewhat spoilt, however, by the stamp-size image that appeared to the left of her name and the word "pictured", insultingly revealing Ms Bowman to be … a small piece of pinky-beige boucle fabric.

The grim state of the public finances and the implications for public spending in the next parliament were deftly margarined away by the stamp-duty giveaway and other populist moves designed to shore up the Conservative party's core vote in Middle England.

In 1766, when Franklin was brought to the House of Commons to explain the colonists' refusal to pay the stamp tax, he was asked, "How then could the assembly of Pennsylvania assert, that laying a tax on them by the stamp-act was an infringement of their rights?" It was true, Franklin admitted, that there was nothing specifically to that effect in the colony's charter.

It also confirms that the notebook cover cases can be produced with LZ91 magnesium alloy sheet by the stamping process.

Typical macroscopic sub-cells in the material's cross section are formed by the stamping process of partially cured and axially oriented high modulus carbon fibre bundles wrapped by a thin layer of high strength fibres.