Sentence examples for package of delivering from inspiring English sources

The new schedule, in the station's 20th anniversary year, come at a time when BBC Radio is having to make further cuts as part of the BBC's ongoing £700m package of Delivering Quality First cost-savings.

The new schedule comes at a time when BBC Radio is having to make further cuts as part of the corporation's ongoing £700m package of Delivering Quality First cost-savings and follows changes at Radio 1 and Radio 2. Further cuts are also expected at digital station, 6 Music.

Still, after years of delivering packages to the Upper West Side and the Bronx by train, Mr. Corchado wants to take the next step and work at the post office.

"You just start jumping off curb and, you know, it makes the day-to-day of delivering packages a little more interesting," Mr. Lanza said of his custom trick bike.

7. Amazon Prime Air is getting serious about their project goal of delivering packages within 30 minutes to customers using unmanned drones.

The company's new VR training program will be rolling out next month at nine of the company's training facilities, simulating some of the uncertainties and challenges of delivering packages on city streets.

But the mayor, indicating his disappointment with a package of cuts delivered to him Thursday by the unions, said the unions had to stop stalling and come up with real reforms.

Her effortful retreat from the world appears to be almost fruitless, in every sense: a care package of apples delivered midway through her stay brings her to grateful tears, shed both for the kindness and the nutritional content of the gesture.

We assume that this was due to the package of intervention delivered by the falls prevention services, although we cannot specify which components were particularly effective.

The resulting package of incentives delivered at the organizational level that is adequate for allowing CHWs to feasibly devote time to health-related activities could reinforce existing altruism and amplify CHWs' existing commitment to their work.

The package of services delivered to each target group was similar, and our results suggest that cost variation is related to the target population size, the intensity of the programme (in terms of number of contacts made per year) and a number of specific issues related to each target group.