Sentence examples for packages since the from inspiring English sources

He says he has shipped hundreds of packages since the sign went up earlier this month and is so impressed with the results that he wants to put up more ads along the turnpike.

Most colleges include loans as well as grants in their aid packages; since the late 1990s, a small number of colleges have adopted a no-loan policy, or placed caps on the amount they would ask students to borrow, but a few have since retreated from that stance.

Local authorities facing massive social care budget shortfalls have already made devastating cuts to support packages since the end of June: in one area 53 out of 60 former ILF recipients are facing cuts to their packages, with more than a quarter facing dramatic cuts of over 50% of their support.

More than half of the counties have general outpatients benefit packages since the NRCMS was implemented.

37 The NHPs listed in table 4 are stated as on the manufacturers' product packages since this is the information immediately available to someone selling, recommending or purchasing a NHP; typically, manufacturers' packaging did not include full product specifications, and often even basic details, such as plant species and plant part, were absent.

Japan recently announced the largest aid package since the military government suppressed prodemocracy demonstrators more than a decade ago.

The Achilles' heel of any midengine car is packaging, since the engine takes up so much prime real estate close to the driver.

"When they say this is the greatest reform package since the 1930s, that is literally true," said Simon Johnson, the co-author of "13 Bankers" and one of the leading critics of the United States response to the crisis.

In the short-run, his going may even strengthen the position of Pedro Malan, the finance minister and architect of the IMF package, since the two had sometimes disagreed over policy.

If you add all these things together, you get a big number, perhaps equivalent to one and a half or two per cent of the G.D.P. That's the largest fiscal package since the Reagan era, and, moreover, it is being put into effect at the same time that the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates to their lowest levels in forty years.

On the 40th anniversary in 1996, by which time around 90% of world trade was moving in containers on specially designed ships, New York threw a party for Mr McLean, variously described as shipping's "man of the century" and the inventor of "the greatest advance in packaging since the paper bag".