Sentence examples for mail issued from inspiring English sources

The Mail issued a categorical denial of phone-hacking when News International was finally engulfed last summer.

UK Mail issued a profit warning in August for the current year, blaming a glut of large parcels that its new hub in Ryton-on-Dunsmore Ryton-on-Dunsmore Ryton-on-Dunsmore.

In a highly unusual move, the Daily Mail issued a statement from Moir late today in which she hit out at the internet protests that led to more than 1,000 complaints being made to the Press Complaints Commission by 7pm, causing the regulator's website to crash for most of the afternoon.

Patients receive a nominal mail issued centrally from the programme's offices, inviting them to participate.

Mr. Steinfeld, a retired antiques dealer who ran unsuccessfully for the City Council on the mail issue, became frustrated about lack of home delivery after an illness left him bedridden and unable to pick up his mail.

In a highly unusual move, the Daily Mail issues a statement from Moir defending her views, while brands such as Marks & Spencer remove ads from the online version of the article.

The Fundraising Standards Board FRSBB) received nearly 400 formal complaints – as many as it normally receives in the course of a year – in the month after the story, about the frequency and volume of direct mail, issues of consent, cold-calling and a general concern, according to one industry insider, over potential donors "being battered to give a donation".

They do ask that use of the chat room is reserved for Mail issues, so try to avoid using it for dating advice or Kirk/Picard debates.

Prosecutors said in their letter to the Sept. 11 families that they want the military court to address the legal mail issue immediately after it resolves an issue involving the mental competency of one of the defendants.

Earlier in the day, the Mail on Sunday's editor, Geordie Greig, who had been seen as a candidate to one day succeed Paul Dacre on the Daily Mail, had issued his own unreserved apology for the intrusion.

And we need to work together with the media, a key part of the spread of Islamophobic rhetoric, to ensure that Islam and Muslims are reported fairly, unlike the infamous Sun poll about Muslims, which the paper is yet to apologise for (although the Times and the Daily Mail have issued corrections).