Sentence examples for courier noted from inspiring English sources

Second-degree criminal sexual act and first degree sexual abuse each carry a penalty of up to seven years in prison upon conviction, the Putnam County Courier noted. .

The Taunton Courier noted that at one dinner, he "made a great impression by the perspicacity of his utterances, by the breadth of view they indicated, and by his fluency of speech".

In 1909, Lloyd appeared at the Gaiety Theatre in Dundee where a critic for The Courier noted "Her bright smile and fascinating presence has much to do with her popularity, while her songs are of the catchy style, perhaps not what a Dundee audience is familiar with, but still amusing and of an attractive style".

Indeed, the aforementioned UK Government Report, noted that while courier jobs created the largest number of gig economy jobs (47% of the total), 37% of those taking part in the survey used apps to source freelance work.

A/S Cohen noted that the planned DHS/ICE cash courier training in February would focus on identifing and intercepting likely couriers.

In a recent Courier-Mail article, Queensland's Gallery of Modern Art curator, Jose Da Silva, noted while English is relatively unknown here, he is "universally celebrated" abroad.

It was noted that much focus had been placed on a courier entering and leaving the compound.

Before handing down the sentence, Judge Glasser noted that he had sentenced many of the couriers in the last six months.

Note: Prepaid courier labels do not expire except for FEDEX electronic labels.

Some economists noted that a seasonal bump each December in jobs held by couriers was typically followed by layoffs in January, once all the holiday gifts were delivered.

Feinstein and Levin noted that a third detainee in C.I.A. custody did provide information on the courier, but, importantly, they stressed that "he did so the day before he was interrogated by the C.I.A. using their coercive interrogation techniques".