Sentence examples for stamp production from inspiring English sources

Now, Pauline Cianciolo, the company's public-relations specialist, said it represents 40 nations, many of which are too small to do their own stamp production.

Neither Ms. Kessler nor Mr. Kearney deny that the building tide of e-mail, text messaging and other types of social networking, including Skype, has brought a serious decline in stamp production and the revenues generated by them.

The agency has recently cut back on stamp production, spending $43 million making 21 billion stamps in fiscal year 2011, compared with 29.7 billion stamps, which cost $56 million, in 2009.

They can occur at any and all stages of stamp production.

The mimeographed booklet containing the estimate was stamped "Production No. 1512".

These were the major stamp productions for everyday use.

"Today's designer is more likely to view the heritage of the visual arts as a treasure trove to be raided than a practice to which they are contributing," he writes, "more likely to Photoshop than draw; more likely to adopt a neutral, depersonalised voice than stamp the production with their own visual signature".

Previously Royal Mail had statement the greater number of Paralympic gold medals expected made it too difficult to produce a stamp for every winner and Hammond said it would be the "greatest logistical challenge in stamps production ever undertaken" by any postal administration.

The transfer of postage-stamp production from the states to the Commonwealth in 1913 has resulted in four issues being produced featuring a Black Swan design, three commemorating a Western Australian anniversary.

The youngest trash in each of the wrack lines was stamped with production dates of 9 January 2007 and 31 March 2010, respectively.

Attempting to rein in Russia's enormous consumption of alcohol, the state imposed new retail excise stamps, production-monitoring equipment, and other regulations on the largely unchecked alcohol market.