Sentence examples for take over delivery from inspiring English sources

The United States Postal Service said yesterday that FedEx Express, a unit of the FedEx Corporation, would take over delivery of its overseas Global Express Guaranteed packages from DHL Worldwide Express on July 1.

"We know in the majority of these times, what he had done should have been sufficient to send him back to prison". The MoJ said that Seetec, the parent company of the Kent, Surrey and Sussex CRC, would take over delivery of probation services in south and west Wales.

At Tony's, fellow workers said Mr. Martinez had put in more than 10 hours on Tuesday, working behind the counter and as a cook, before taking over delivery responsibilities.

More and more, I am coming to believe that the battle over the extent and terms on which the private sector takes over the delivery of public services and so expresses the public realm is a fundamental statement about our civilisation.

The British government has sounded out some UK charities on their willingness to take over aid delivery in areas where the EU can no longer work.

Meanwhile, sinister automated Pat-bots take over his delivery duties, deleting the "knock, ring, letters through your door" human-touch that seems to have been similarly excised from the film itself.

West Midlands and Surrey have invited bids from G4S and other major security companies on behalf of all forces across England and Wales to take over the delivery of a wide range of services previously carried out by the police.

Tony Travers, professor of local government at the London School of Economics, said the idea of encouraging the public to take over the delivery of services may only work in areas where there are large populations of entrepreneurial professionals willing to take on the responsibility, with typically poorer areas potentially left behind.

Far more likely is that the federalizing will ultimately take over the delivery of health care itself through a single payer (government) system.

It meant she would have to take over my delivery route, and then head straight to her elementary school.

If the private sector were to take over mail delivery and be given access to the small/cheap mail market without a similar mandate, probably 20% of America would suddenly be unable to receive a letter at home.