Sentence examples for issues e-mail from inspiring English sources

As for the "TPP IP issues" e-mail, AdvaMed says that Gunn is simply in the habit of using "TPP IP issues" as a shorthand for all of the issues that he works on, which also includes non-IP issues of interest to medical device companies.

In a blog on The Huffington Post, the feminist writer Letty Cottin Pogrebin said that she had e-mailed multiple copies of the original YouTube clip, with the subject line "Ageism Be Damned," to the people on her "Women's Issues" e-mail list.

Finally, find ways to expand your reach beyond a single transaction to create more value for the customer as Charles Schwab does by issuing e-mail alerts to customers when their stocks make big moves.

"This is definitely accumulating," said Rick Seaney, chief executive officer of FareCompare.com, a Web site that tracks the universe of airline fares to issue e-mail alerts to subscribers and to provide real-time and historical data for comparison shopping.

And be hesitant to call meetings yourself; you can deal with most issues through e-mail or a quick phone call.

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I'll tell them, "Give him a call, talk to him more, and don't try to solve difficult issues over e-mail, because e-mails can cause serious misunderstandings or even disasters sometimes".

A group of Internet marketing and promotion executives have formed the Internet Direct Marketing Bureau in New York, a trade organization that will address such issues as E-mail advertising and on-line privacy.

"If you were King, or Il Duce, what would you include in a national energy policy, especially with respect to natural gas issues?" one e-mail sent by a staff member to a natural-gas-industry lobbyist asked.

This is ameliorated in our case by the existence of a small, informal committee of around half a dozen particularly active experts, who discuss AAB issues by e-mail.

Instead, we fixed the issues by e-mail, allowing parents to stay in their lives at home and at work.