Sentence examples for mail sector from inspiring English sources

The case focused on so-called integrators in the express mail sector that operate aircraft to move small packages very quickly over long distances and that operate ground networks made up of sorting centers and delivery vehicles.

Some are just changing the nameplates on the executive suite door; others are trying to complete turnaround plans or maintain strong growth Chief executive, Royal Mail Sector: Distribution Royal Mail will continue to be the focus of public and political attention next year following its controversial flotation on the stock market.

Netflix enjoys hefty market share in the movie-by-mail sector, and has been widely viewed as a major factor in the decline of Blockbuster.

The law restricts only commercial e-mail, a sector that accounts for more than half of all e-mail traffic.

A union source said there could be strikes across the mail and postal sector.

Binley's hold healthcare and public sector data, mailing lists, directories and maps covering NHS and local government; figures indicate that they hold contact details for 16 442 staff in the relevant groups (comprising: 2619 for cardiology and general medicine, 319 for specialist nurses and 13 504 for salaried GPs and GP partners).

Sonia Sotomayor [US supreme court justice] has it so no bar to high office!" Tony Ellis, a former assistant editor of the Liverpool Echo now working in the health sector, criticised the Mail on Sunday interview for "ignorant, trivialising and scaremongering" reporting of type 1 diabetes.

My experience of almost 20 years of advising on commercialising public sector enterprises, including Royal Mail, is that such attempts are doomed to failure.

If the private sector were to take over mail delivery and be given access to the small/cheap mail market without a similar mandate, probably 20% of America would suddenly be unable to receive a letter at home.

In the media sector, Lord Rothermere took over the Daily Mail in 1922 and the Daily Mail and General Trust is still run by his family.

But who needs a government program to encourage new e-mail authentication techniques when the private sector is already well on its way toward doing just that?