Sentence examples for example postal from inspiring English sources

In South Tyneside for example, postal voting in 2002 pushed the turnout up from 27% in 2000 to 55%.

For example, postal services companies in all over the worlds have the same condition as the mentioned assumption.

Many of the EVs involved in these accidents were small vehicles for example, postal service cars, golf carts, and moped-cars, driven at a maximum of 45 km/h.

For example, postal service workers is a job category that includes several categories, many of which are expected to decline a great deal.

However, they are still treated as counties for cultural and some official purposes, for example postal addresses and by the Ordnance Survey Ireland.

For example, postal surveys can lead to over representation of the views of white participants with higher incomes and educational attainment [ 31].

Enter, for example, the postal code 3000 for the city of Bern and make yourself born in, say, 1965.

For example, the postal service moving to one delivery a day was described as an "improvement to the service" – I am still trying to work that one out.

To take another example, the postal laws of many countries favour the post office at the expense of the customer in a way unknown where common carriers are concerned.

The participation rate cannot be directly compared with a response rate to (for example) a postal survey.

For example, the postal code information for an individual over three years is a three year residential trail.