Sentence examples for early package from inspiring English sources

"It's a legacy that is coming through from the time of the early package holidays when people got sunburnt on holiday and didn't know the risk they were undergoing," he said, adding that cancer and melanoma become more common as people get older.

CFHN: Child and Family Health Nurse; SFE: Supporting families early package; NSW: New South Wales; MR: Mellanie Rollans; DG: Discussion groups; W: Woman; FN: Field note.

CFHN: Child and family health nurse; SFE: Supporting families early package; NSW: New south wales; MR: Mellanie rollans; DG: Discussion groups; W: Woman; FN: Field note; PSA: Psychosocial assessment; EPDS: Edinburgh postnatal depression scale; DV: Domestic violence.

Much early packaging design comes from United States military sources and is related to airdrops of supplies.

We have built early packages to explore assembly concepts and developed test methods for verification of the PxC design space.

In the area of terminal access, the early packages had failed to require statutory and equal access to rail hubs on an open and transparent basis.

But this mini-stimulus still lacked something that distinguished the earlier package: a price tag.

The earliest package tours to the Mediterranean were by motor coach (bus) during the 1930s and postwar years.

Google said more than 100,000 small businesses had been using Google Apps for Your Domain, as the earlier package of e-mail and messaging programs was known.

"We decided to reduce Okinawa's burden as much as possible rather than remain stuck in a stalemate by adhering to the earlier package," Japan's foreign minister, Koichiro Gemba, told reporters.

Coming just months after the government passed an earlier package of unpopular austerity measures, including tax increases and wage freezes, the new measures are wildly unpopular and touch for the first time on two pillars of Greek society — the civil service and family homes — further squeezing a society in which one in five workers is employed by the public sector.