Sentence examples for papers being sent from inspiring English sources

The party's acting leader found herself at odds with three of its four leadership contenders as the battle to succeed Ed Miliband became more fractious ahead of ballot papers being sent out.

In a wide-ranging interview ahead of ballot papers being sent to Labour's 160,000 members this week, Mr Miliband seeks to present himself as the "unity candidate" capable of drawing together Labour's left and right.

Even if a glass dome could be placed over the country, ending all immigration, and every undocumented Hispanic were to be rounded up and deported, tens of millions would remain.As it happens, the chances of immigrants without papers being sent back have recently diminished.

All Labour party members who joined before July 2015 are eligible to vote to select the candidate, with ballot papers being sent out at the beginning of next week and polls closing on 5 August, the same timetable as the mayoral contest in Liverpool.

"Human error" led to ballot papers being sent to former and deceased council house tenants, a Cambridgeshire council has admitted.

His log and papers were sent to Holland, where his discoveries were soon made known.

Ms. Rudd also complained that there was little if any consultation before Mr. Bush's papers were sent away.

The papers were sent to defense lawyers on May 9, Mr. Freeh said, adding that he learned of them on May 10.

Neither were the polls showing she is trailing in last place in a race that enters its final straight on Friday, when the ballot papers are sent out.

Figures show that 2.3% of exam papers were sent back for appeal last year, compared with 1% in 2009 and 1.9% in 2012.

At present ballot papers are sent to anyone who has not contracted out of paying the political levy, and no serious attempt is made to find out whether the levy payer supports Labour.