Sentence examples for the stamp would be from inspiring English sources

E.U. officials said the stamp would be added to the labels used by sustainability programs managed by governments, civil society organizations or industry bodies that meet E.U. criteria.

Industry associations nevertheless slammed the decision as expensive and ineffective, as the stamps would be easy to forge.

At $1.50 each for city and state taxes, the stamps would be worth more than $300,000 in unpaid taxes.

If the increase takes effect, the forever stamp would be made available for 42 cents.

"We know that getting those stamps would be the best Christmas present for the Arctic 30 and we hope it can happen quickly, but until such time as they do, we still cannot say when they will leave," it said in a statement.

Whether the giving up a bill drawn on a wrong stamp would be a consideration or not may be questionable; but the objection is not one of which the Court would take judicial notice: here the Court must take notice that the guarantee is invalid.

However, the variety of other genres and subthemes that have been preserved in collections of poetry make it clear that there were other occasions that were less public and more informal at which poetry of a less official stamp would be recited.

The Postal Service's bet that the Simpsons' stamps would be twice as popular as Elvis Presley stamps apparently hasn't paid off, and the fiasco comes at a time when the agency could really stand to stop losing money.

In fact, using it as a model for block granting and slashing the Medicaid and food stamps would be a disaster.

The prospect of monetising emojis in the way Line has its stamps would be a mouth-watering prospect for a tech company, but it's hard to imagine any single app or even social network coming to dominate the massive universe of English-language texting in the way Line dominates Japan's.

The company raised other concerns, he said, like whether people on food stamps would be able to afford the $50 annual membership fee.