Sentence examples for package meaning from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans have vowed to oppose the spending package, meaning Democrats will need all the votes they can manage.

I like to have a complete package, meaning that there is no gap in information," he said.

The RFU admits that only the pitch-side advertising hoardings were let out as part of the sponsor package, meaning England's 37-15 "awin" win over Argentina became a massive publicity push for manutd.com.

The official, speaking on condition of anonymity in order to discuss intelligence reports, said that "the Israelis had a small strike package," meaning that a relatively few fighter aircraft slipped past Syria's air defenses and that targeting both the missiles and the research center "would risk doing just a little damage to either".

Selection committees need to examine the full package, meaning both personality and track record will be taken into account.

In addition, Chromecast users can take advantage of a two-month free trial of Sling's "Best of Live TV" package – meaning its $20 per month core package.

A new levy on non-recycled plastic packaging, meaning plastic with less than 30% recycled content will be taxed.

Flood insurance is still bundled into most home-insurance packages, meaning that homeowners in dry bits of Britain subsidise those who live in potentially damper places.

Cartoon characters and celebrities will be banned from promotional material but not food packaging, meaning they will still be seen on the boxes of sugar-laden breakfast cereals.

The current system is integrated with several other software packages, meaning that a user today can attach, say, Microsoft Word documents to records.

Fuel efficiency numbers for the Hybrid aren't available yet, but it benefits from more efficient drivetrain packaging, meaning no loss of trunk or cabin space.