Sentence examples for future of post from inspiring English sources

The CWU said the deal with WH Smith put the future of post offices at risk.

Lindsay Hoyle, a Labour member of the committee, believed 'everyone on the committee' wanted to question Mandelson on the future of post offices and the Royal Mail.

Yet with almost six pubs closing every day across the country, including here in south Manchester, the decline of local community pubs promises to be as important a political issue as the future of post offices.

The future of POST not only lies in enhanced studies and collaborations in the Northeast Pacific, but can serve as a model for similar projects around the world.

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The first part consisted of a series of forums that considered the value of referendums and the future of post-disaster Japan.

It saw a future of post-pub gaming sessions, it saw a new audience of young professionals with disposable incomes, using their formative working careers as an extended adolescence.

The future of post-16 education is "on a cliff edge", Labour has said, with sixth form and further education colleges facing possible closure as the Treasury pushes for savings as part of the upcoming spending review.

The future of post-Yeltsin Russia will not be the American model of capitalism.

Some posts, such as Benjamin Wegg-Prosser's, have questioned the wisdom of Labour's political strategy, and we've even posted a piece on the future of the Post Office by Tory MP Peter Luff.

Their latest stupid contribution to the debate on the future of our Post Office is to suggest that Royal Mail and the Post Office be demerged.