Sentence examples for mailing policy from inspiring English sources

"People would probably try to use it," a salesperson for the company, NIC Law Enforcement Supply in Shreveport, La., said in explaining the no-New York mailing policy.

I think you need to press Virgin Media much harder on its mailing policy and why it thinks it's OK to piss people off like this.

My advice is to make sure you state your e-mail policy publicly.

In the Navy, e-mail policy is left to commanders, except on the submarines.

If I were an employee I would not transmit another e-mail until I looked at the company's e-mail policy".

Mr. Segarnick, who helped to draft his company's e-mail policy, said he occasionally uses the company's e-mail system to send a personal message.

In this case, the City of Ontario created and implemented a "Computer Usage, Internet and E-Mail Policy".

Responding to the story in an e-mail, policy expert Jeff Bliss commented, "Funny, I don't remember the Nazis being able to restart their party after World War II".

All you need do is warn the employee of an e-mail policy in place that provides, among other things, that your computers are to be used for business purposes only; that employees have no personal right of privacy in the material they send or receive through your computer systems; and that you reserve the right to access and disclose material on your system.

- sunglasses (so that Mildred, or your neighbor Polly who wants to question you excessively about your mail policy even though your ears are ringing and you're probably still drunk, cannot recognize you).

It reiterated the firm's e-mail policies.