Sentence examples for mailing address would be from inspiring English sources
Allen Kraus, the agency's deputy commissioner for income maintenance programs, said that a social worker who denied someone benefits for not having a mailing address would be "incorrect," since a mailing address is not a firm requirement.
Names and e-mail addresses would be collected, and then, a few weeks or months later, everyone would regroup and do it again.
"And if she decides to run, then within the confines of the law, these names and e-mail addresses would be given to the campaign".
(The mailing address would have to be real so they could receive their registration cards).
For example, people wanting to send a message to "Michael Genesereth" could simply type his name as a recipient, and his most recent e-mail address would automatically be selected.
But Daniel A. Levy, the company's president, said that even if customers chose to fill out a form, giving their name and E-mail address, they would be called only to confirm the appointment they had requested.
Women/couples were informed that if they filled in their e-mail address, we would be happy to inform them of the results of the study.
The invitations most likely to get lost in the mail would be those addressed to Martin O'Malley and John Kasich, each of whom received just 1% of the vote.
Here, Google is even listing the detailed steps you need to take for each part of the registration process, ranging from how to fill out the registration form to which mailing address the completed form would be returned to, and more.
The children wanted E-mail addresses, and it would only be a matter of time before my business mail would be interrupted with bulletins for my 12- year-old from Gamecenter.com.
