Sentence examples for postal element from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the focus on the postal element of the Met's proposals is ignoring the larger issue.

Zender thought they were overlooking the fact that "many American institutions — Social Security, unions, Medicare, the postal service — have elements of socialism".

For example, a human annotator would label U.S. zip codes or Canadian postal codes as elements to remove from EMRs.

"That is the part that interests me, the break down of the perceived responsibilities within the postal system, a human element.

This was an element of postal addressing in routine use until 1996, intended to avoid confusion between post towns, and no longer required for the routing of the mail.

Roy Mayall claimed on Cif yesterday that Channel 4's Dispatches on the Royal Mail was a "barrage of negativity" that most postal workers would recognise elements of.

The postal workers were the strongest element: Cortez Nance Jr., Mary Shultz and Jay Smith all really look like people who could work in a post office, playing them as a growly man who scares the customers, a mousy middle-aged spinster and a friendly, too-talkative nerd.

Royal Mail later blamed a hard core element of London postal union leaders for refusing to endorse a proposal that both sides had agreed to.

A postal questionnaire is designed to examine elements of Sen's theory of capabilities and implemented on a random sample of English voters.

The access to the postal network represents a set of different elements that interact with each other and have a common aim of providing continuous, of high quality, reliable and sustainable universal postal service.

A status score is a measure for the social status of a postal code area and consists of three elements: income, level of education and level of unemployment.