Sentence examples for postal exchange from inspiring English sources
A first attempt to establish some general principles governing international postal service was made at an international conference in Paris in 1863; previously, international postal exchange had been regulated by a plethora of bilateral agreements.
Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) ASIA NORTH, SOUTH KOREA: POSTAL EXCHANGE -- For the first time since the Korean War a half century ago, North and South Koreans exchanged mail, as Red Cross officials passed bags containing letters to and from members of divided families.
Beijing has been pressing for full trade, transport and postal exchanges across the Taiwan Strait.
The recommendations include decriminalizing drug use — a longtime FFA suggestion — as well as the introduction of a postal needle exchange system for users living in remote areas and targeted support for underserved communities, including young people, women, prisoners, and migrants.
The town will have a postal service, telephone exchange, its own TV and radio stations, and a fair featuring livestock beauty contests.
The Labour rebels are protesting at the proposal to recruit a "strategic partner" which the Hooper review and the government believe would bring cash and expertise in turning round a postal service in exchange for a minority stake in the bulk of Royal Mail.
The value of networks (such as the telephone or postal systems) and exchanges (such as eBay or the New York Stock Exchange) increases dramatically as the number of participants rises.
The walkout, which began Wednesday, shut government offices, banks and the stock exchange, paralyzed postal services and affected public transportation as well as some hospital services.
Some communities have agreed to no-home-delivery service in exchange for postal authorities' acquiescence in keeping their local post offices open despite the dictates of economics, convenience and even fire.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 A certified and registered postal matter services for exchanging documents with public administration.
The first basic principle is that all member countries form "a single postal territory for the reciprocal exchange of correspondence".
