Sentence examples for mail shipments from inspiring English sources

The post office is creating software to allow shippers to buy postage, make labels, order packaging and track express and priority mail shipments online.

In spot checks of thousands of mail shipments last year, she noted, federal inspectors found that most of the imported drugs were misbranded, unapproved or unsafe for other reasons.

In the last two years, the plant lost two other big jobs: when the postal service stopped offering foreign surface mail shipments, which traveled by ship; and when the handling of the military mail headed to Iraq and Afghanistan was outsourced to a private contractor in Newark.

The so-called Stop Act, backed by lawmakers from some of the states hardest hit by the fentanyl epidemic, including Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio), would require the Postal Service to obtain AED on international mail shipments and transmit it to Customs and Border Protection on at least 70percentt of international mail arriving to the United States by Dec. 31 and 100percentt by Dec. 31, 2020.

I used to think it was just my office that operated in a continual frenzy, with phones ringing off the hook, nonstop e-mail, and incoming overnight mail shipments.

Last month, the House passed legislation that would direct the US Postal Service to "require the provision of advance electronic information on international mail shipments".

Lee Higman, a 71-year-old artist from Bellevue, Idaho, who considers herself a law-abiding citizen, was shocked last month when she got a notice from the Food and Drug Administration telling her: "A mail shipment addressed to you from a foreign country is being held".

But direct-mail shipments, based until three years ago in a garage, have taken off, and Nueske is now sending out a million catalogs four times a year.

Radomski, who mailed shipments of drugs from his home in Manorville, N.Y., is scheduled to be sentenced in February.

The owners of three wineries in California, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said they had eliminated direct-mail shipments to states where problems could crop up.

A few years ago in Chicago, agents X-rayed an express-mail shipment of "shoes," with a declared value of fifty dollars, that turned out to be the skulls of Chinese dinosaurs.