Traduction de «Item mail » (Anglais → Français) :

deal with registered mail | operate registered mail | handle registered mail | registered mail handling

mail order business | mail order company | mail order firm | mail order house

unsolicited electronic advertising [ junk e-mail | spam | unsolicited commercial communication | unsolicited e-mail advertising ]

deal with mail | execute mail activities | handle mail | handle parcels

arrange delivery of small packages | carry out mail delivery coordination activities | coordinate delivery of mail | organise mail deliveries

direct mail | mail advertising | mail marketing

domestic mail | inland mail | national mail

postal service [ letter post | mail | mail service | parcel post | post | Postal sector(STW) ]

electronic mail [ electronic message service | electronic messaging | email | e-mail ]

mail item [ item of mail | mail piece | mailpiece | piece of mail ]

(i) within 90 days after the date of mailing in the case of items mailed in Canada for delivery within Canada, and

(ii) within 6 months after the date of mailing in the case of items mailed in Canada for delivery outside of Canada;

For each 6 month mailing period, the mailings shall be made on 3 predetermined dates (the ‘Mailing Dates’) taking into account the interest of the Relevant Competitors and the mailing schedule of AIB, provided that the Date of the Request by the Relevant Competitors is a reasonable number of days before the Mailing Dates to enable AIB to prepare for such voluminous mailings respectively for each of the Mailing Dates (and such requests to be received by AIB no later than 17.00 (Dublin time) on the relevant Date of the Request).

According to TNT, the transfer into the escrow account by the UK authorities acts as a guarantee towards the pension trust, of which the benefit to Royal Mail would be that it is able to recover the deficit over a longer funding period and to use their own funds to strengthen their business. If Royal Mail had had to fund the deficit at once, depending on whether the pension liability in the balance sheet would already have reflected such deficit, they would have been confronted with a substantial loss and reduction of equity and, perhaps more importantly, a reduction of funds. In normal market conditions, if a company needs funds, it can ...[+++] borrow from the debt market or raise additional capital in the equity markets. In Royal Mail’s case, it appeared there was third possibility, namely, agreeing to a more lenient price cap in its price control with the regulator. Prices could increase by a substantial level without reaching abusively high levels. As Royal Mail’s consent was required to give effect to the price control, this was a matter within the power of Royal Mail and an option which was known to its shareholder.