Sentence examples for numbers of postal from inspiring English sources

All of the parties brought in significant numbers of postal vote applications, but the Coalition dominates this category.

The BBC reported that the numbers of postal voters had fallen by 22,500 in the Birmingham wards at the centre of the allegations in 2004.

The worst outbreak came in Birmingham in 2004, where large numbers of postal votes were collected and filled out by the same few hands.

In this setting, the numbers of postal workers who accepted antibiotics could not be used as a measure for the numbers of postal workers who actually took prophylaxis.

Equal numbers of postal workers surveyed took at least some ciprofloxacin (n=55) and some doxycycline (n=56).

Farage is making a big song and dance about the large number of postal votes.

They included a soldier, a dealer in antique pottery and a curious number of postal workers.

The police have been told of a string of estates that appear to have generated a suspicious number of postal vote applications.

Police contacted a number of postal voters and discovered that Hussain's supporters had collected blank ballot papers and the declaration of identity form.

That brings to seven the number of postal facilities where anthrax spores have been detected since three letters containing spores were mailed from the Trenton area.

While a small number of postal employees in rural areas covered by a separate contract remained at work, the lockout effectively shut down the country's postal system.