Sentence examples for improved postal services from inspiring English sources
In the late 15th century, however, the trend toward improved postal services was reinforced by Gutenberg's printing press (c. 1450) and the expansion of education.
The UPU Constitution authorizes member countries to establish restricted unions, a provision that enables regional groups such as the Arab, African, and Asian Pacific postal unions to conclude agreements aimed at improving postal services between their members by such means as reduced rates of postage or the elimination of transit fees.
Lawmakers at today's hearing seemed sympathetic to giving money to improve postal service security but said they needed details on the technology to be used.
Universal Postal Union (UPU), specialized agency of the United Nations that aims to organize and improve postal service throughout the world and to ensure international collaboration in this area.
The shift in political sentiment — unacknowledged in this article — reflects sharply improving postal finances; to many lawmakers, it's illogical to cut services now operating at a profit.
These agreements are more easily achieved on a limited regional basis than on a worldwide scale, and the restricted unions have a valuable role in the task of the UPU, which is, basically, to improve international postal service by simplifying its organization and reducing its cost.
European postal services have improved profitability since the beginning of the decade when many were barely in the black, but would quickly start losing money if revenues continue to fall at recent rates.
Allen was responsible for improving and expanding the postal service in western England, for which he held the contract for more than forty years.
Sedentarization facilitated government service delivery, such as postal services, business services, education, and health care, which greatly improved the resilience of the herding community (Wang 2006).
Postal services require extensive manpower.
