Sentence examples for refuse mail from inspiring English sources

The United States Postal Service once sued Hustler because Flynt wouldn't stop sending copies of his jerk-off magazine to members of Congress he won that case, too, in the process reinforcing the idea that congressional offices cannot refuse mail from constituents, a ruling that Flynt takes full advantage of to this day (United States Postal Service v. Hustler Magazine, 1986).

Its circulation dwindled to a few thousand but then, when one issue was refused mailing by the postmaster general, began a recovery.

But to guard against having their facilities taken over by spammers, many Internet service providers refuse relayed mail posted from outside their own dial-up connections.

Some county boards of election refused to mail lists, contending they were too big, and the lists that were available were typically arranged by county, not Congressional district.

Martina lives in Texas, where abortion is restricted but legal – making it one of the places where Women on Web refuses to mail the drugs.

And Ms. Reich knows neighbors who are refusing their mail entirely, writing "Return to Sender" on first-class letters (junk mail will not be returned if rejected, but simply, well, junked).

The U.S. Postal Service refused to mail its August issue, which concerned homosexuals in heterosexual marriages, on the grounds that the material was obscene despite it being covered in brown paper wrapping.

A letter carrier has the right to refuse to deliver mail to a home where a loose or unrestrained dog seems to pose a safety threat, according to Postal Service regulations.

"Refuse to accept mail at your home or business if it is postmarked with the Harvey Milk stamp," they wrote on their website.

We provide potentially eligible participants fourteen (14) days to refuse either by mail or phone.

Ever since 1930, however, the Turkish post office has refused to deliver mail addressed to any other version of the name for the city than Istanbul.