Sentence examples for offering post from inspiring English sources

The United States Postal Service abruptly shut down public participation in all the Operation Santa programs — in New York and other major cities across the country — at 1 p.m. Wednesday, without offering post offices or letter-seeking citizens any understanding of why.

For the purposes of the Grateful Grad's Index I gathered private donation data from the government's extensive database of information about institutions offering post secondary school education.

Some of these interventions include payment of rural allowance of up to 30%% of monthly salary to health staff who accept posting to rural areas, offering post basic education courses and vehicles on hired purchased basis [3], even though full implementation of these policies remains a challenge.

Eventually it realized this didn't actually happen that often, and the community would properly shame anyone who did it, so in late 2013 it began offering post and comment editing.

The continual line of players offering post-match promises to improve next time could then end.

In fact the neighbourhood policy produced by Lady Ashton and the Commission was sensible, offering post-dictatorial Arab states the Three Ms: mobility, markets and money.

Mbingo Baptist Hospital serves a population of five million and has the goal of developing into a national tertiary referral teaching hospital offering post-graduate medical education.

The lack of credit infrastructure prevents operators from offering post-paid models that could enable them to make longer-term investments in their customers.

But yesterday, with the city brimming with holiday-season tourists and retail stores offering post-Christmas discounts, the crowds seemed even thicker than usual.

The report concluded that existing UTCs should be repurposed as 16-18 cofferingoffering post-GCSE technical qualifications, such as the government's promised T-levels.

The show's attempts to freshen its offering post-Paxman – from asking presenter Emily Maitlis to interview the crude comedian "Dapper Laughs", to cooking squirrel roadkill live on air – have led to it being dubbed "infantile".