Sentence examples for postal organizations from inspiring English sources

Some, like the Paar family in Austria, developed postal organizations on a national scale.

In 1969, the American Federation of Government Employees president John F. Griner told another subcommittee that his group's members "do not have what we call the Cadillac plans, such as some of the postal organizations have".

Postal organization depends largely on geography; large agglomerations of population present the greatest problems.

Some larger projects may include overall postal organization as well as postal training; such projects have been undertaken in Ethiopia and Niger.

Traffic problems have forced postal managers, through the years, to develop their own approach to the operational aspects of postal organization.

Postal organization in Germany remained on a relatively small scale until the latter half of the 19th century because of the numerous and fragmented sovereign states.

The radical simplification of postal organization and methods characterizing Hill's reforms are the key to the speed and economy with which modern postal systems in many countries handle tens of millions of letters daily.

While the growing availability of air flight did not affect basic postal organization as profoundly as the railways, its advantages of speed and operational reliability have been exploited in different ways since the 1920s.

Thus, the basic function of postal organization is to convert the individual item as rapidly as possible into something that can be handled on a bulk basis, ensuring, however, that it finally regains its individual status.

After the Song period, the Yuan dynasty transformed the postal system into a more militarized organization, with couriers managed under controllers.

The international postal system is in itself an outstanding example of worldwide organization and mutual trust.