Sentence examples for moving postal from inspiring English sources

But he expressed serious reservations about the postal service's plan to cut costs by moving postal workers into a new, supposedly cheaper health insurance plan.

The possibility of Uber moving into postal delivery in Europe, as it has done in some US cities such as San Francisco, Chicago and New York, and the emergence of other firms relying on ordinary people rather than companies to deliver parcels in a cheaper and faster way, is seen as another drag on Deutsche Post, PostNL and Royal Mail shares.

Whether the post office is ultimately blocked by an act of Congress or it tries to move ahead with ending letter delivery on Saturdays, the announcement on Wednesday moves postal overhaul legislation — which had stalled for many months — up the Congressional agenda.

The bills fall into four categories: changes to the health-insurance scheme, a bill on privacy and the media, a package of bills defining the role of security forces, and measures to move the postal services closer to privatisation.The outlook for the first two items seems largely to be settled, with the two bills headed for opposite fates.

All in all, the impression given was that the nation may not have seen the end of the anthrax threat and that more contaminated letters may already be moving through the postal system.

Moving ahead on postal reform will ultimately require leaders in Congress to put forward institutional reforms to replace the current insufficient proposal.

Cats can go postal.

Someone may "go postal".

He then threw himself into the postal union, moving ever upward.

A Nike swoosh, for example, would suggest that our mail is moving more quickly, despite postal service cutbacks.

For example, the postal service moving to one delivery a day was described as an "improvement to the service" – I am still trying to work that one out.