Sentence examples for opening of mail from inspiring English sources

Simple precautions involving the delivery and opening of mail, they say, can prevent further infections with the lethal germ.

BERLIN — Under mounting pressure from the opposition, Germany's defense minister and most popular politician, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, has ordered investigations into the death of a young sailor who fell from the mast of a naval training ship, the death of a young soldier in Afghanistan shot while playing with a firearm and the opening of mail sent home by German troops in Afghanistan.

The Watergate investigations later revealed that in 1970, a young White House aide, Tom Charles Huston, had come up with a plan to authorise the CIA, the FBI and military intelligence units to intensify electronic surveillance of "domestic security threats", authorise illegal opening of mail and lift the restrictions on surreptitious entries or break-ins to gather intelligence.

Did it migrate hand-to-hand, via the opening of mail or the exchange of paper money?

In Britain in the 1840s, there was a huge public outcry over the post office's opening of the mail of the Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Mazzini; at the time, the English historian and politician Thomas Babington Macaulay declared that it was as wrong to take his letter from the mail as to take it from his desk.

We assumed duration of exposure of 1 hour to simulate an exposure occurring with the opening of contaminated mail with gradual dispersion of the aerosol.

We also estimated the risks for airborne infection associated with hypothetical exposures to B. anthracis that might have occurred during the handling and opening of contaminated mail in a home or office.

Accompanying the broken resolutions and hangovers of New Year's Day will be the end of a 350-year monopoly and the opening of Britain's mail market to competition.For Royal Mail it doesn't come at the best time.

In the mid-1970s, withethe revelation of ugly secrets about death plots, illegal openings of domestic mail and use of drugs for mind control came a rash of volumes decrying the notion that Americans could ever have countenanced "so immoral" an agency.

The opening of Mazzini's mail, like the revelations that the N.S.A. has been monitoring telephone, e-mail, and Internet use, illustrates the intricacy of the relationship between secrecy and privacy.

Duncombe wanted to know if Graham really had ordered the opening of Mazzini's mail.