Sentence examples for postal campaign from inspiring English sources

"If Labor has run a half-decent pre-poll and postal campaign, then they will win Fisher," he said.

But, in a move which proved a stroke of near-genius at a time when direct-mail was in its infancy, he and two close associates organised a postal campaign for a body they named "the National Congressional Club".

Three years after the postal campaign, we performed a follow-up telephone interview.

This "postal" campaign led to 195 headache patients consulting their GPs.

In a postal campaign targeting Rajab and his wife thousands of letters were allegedly distributed.

Fallon said the government would sell Royal Mail to sovereign wealth funds or other foreign buyers if postal workers' campaign against a flotation in London makes an initial public offering (IPO) on the stock market difficult.

In submissions to the Ruddock review, the Equality Campaign – which won the postal survey campaign – called for exemptions in discrimination law that allow religious institutions such as schools, hospitals and aged-care facilities to discriminate against staff and clients based on beliefs to be abolished.

"They compare Priority Mail to UPS 2nd Day Air, which is apples and oranges: Their service isn't guaranteed or tracked". David Showenfeld, vice president of North American marketing for Federal Express, which has dropped some rates by 35% in a move widely perceived as driven by the postal service ad campaign, is also on the attack.

The allegations, other legislators said, involved seven blank money orders for $500 each that Ms. Postal received in campaigns last year from a Republican who did business with the county and wanted to contribute anonymously to Democrats.

Labor Senator Penny Wong has passionately told the Senate that children will be "exposed to hatred" as a result of the postal plebiscite and the campaigning around it.

Many were from GWV for whom we did not have a valid address, who were identifying themselves for the study following publicity campaigns Our postal questionnaire requested details of all liveborn children, including name, sex, date and place of birth, birthweight, any congenital defects or serious medical conditions ever experienced, and date of death if appropriate.