Sentence examples for central packages from inspiring English sources

Grand Central packages the data in a way that BlueMatrix can handle and automatically sends along the response.

They confuse 'I got a meeting' with 'I got an order.' " Mike Pasley, president of Central Packaging, a company based in Kansas City, Kan., that markets packaging supplies and equipment: "He was right not to do it himself and lose focus on his current accounts, because the best customers are always existing customers.

The results reveal that peak stresses occur at the corner of the central package.

And for the first time since 2010, Greece is bereft of a eurozone and European Central Bank package keeping it afloat.

Brazil has remained relatively stable thanks to a modicum of central strategy packaged in a neoconservative wrapper.

That's why improved access to local resources and facilities was central to the package of recommendations he made and I accepted.

And, second, the extent to which the atmosphere and fans are central to the package, their chants turned up high in the mix amid endless cutaways of rapt, packed stands.

Central to his package is a constitutional amendment -- similar to one that the Clinton administration opposed -- that would guarantee certain rights to victims like Ms. Johnson, among them the right to be notified of a convict's release and the right to have their own safety considered in determining any conditional release.

Wall Street firms played a central role in packaging and financing trillions of dollars in high-risk home mortgages, and the losses tied to those mortgages are at the heart of the deepening crisis in the financial markets that has pushed the economy to the brink of a recession.

This meant that Panera soups would be prepared at a central location and packaged in a material that allowed easy reheating in restaurants in pre-portioned quantities.

There has also been speculation that the central bank could buy packages of outstanding commercial loans known as asset-backed securities, as a way to push down interest rates.