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Don’t deliver in this area vs Don’t deliver to this area

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Don't deliver in this area' is used when referring to a specific location or zone where delivery should not take place. On the other hand, 'Don't deliver to this area' is used when talking about a destination or place where delivery should not be made.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 592 views

Don’t deliver in this area

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a specific location or zone where delivery should not take place.

This phrase is used to indicate that delivery should not be made within a particular area or zone.
  • It is very important that the EU delivers in areas like justice and home affairs and immigration policy, and we must ensure that we make progress for the benefit of our citizens.
  • No doubt Europeans wish that for Mediterranean countries, and this morning President-in-Office Steinmeier expressed the view that the EU should deliver in areas where people want it to.
  • That does not mean to say that the Macedonian people are not sufficiently alert themselves to be able to deliver something in this area.
  • The Commission very warmly welcomes the various proposals set out in the report, in particular those on creating the technical tools to deliver expertise in this area.
  • It's a shame, really, because it's a large package, electrical, we couldn't possibly leave it but we're not due to deliver in that area for another... two weeks.
  • We don't deliver in 12 hours, they're both dead.
  • We must not rely solely on variations in interest rates or on the outside world to deliver growth areas for the Union.
  • In addition to the Commission's policy priorities to be taken forward in 2009, the Annual Policy Strategy proposes an allocation of human and financial resources to reinforce the Commission's ability to deliver in priority areas.
  • The Commission has to deliver on the areas for which it is responsible, particularly the completion of the internal market.
  • That is a matter that has to be closely monitored if we are to deliver a true area of civil and commercial justice.
  • Almost certainly these areas would deliver better value in terms of lives saved, yet no one is prepared to ask the question.
  • The Committee expects increasing use to be made of these vehicle categories in urban areas to deliver goods and transport people.
  • He has every right to deliver directly from the Area Main Sorting Post Office.
  • Only by providing leadership and deliver results in these areas can the EU be assured of its citizens continued confidence.
  • The site serves as a foraging area for this species. The area delivers by far the greatest contribution to scoter numbers in the Netherlands.
  • We see significant scope for the summit to show that ASEM can deliver results in areas that matter to people.
  • If America can deliver pizza to an area of this size, then Africa's companies, governments and non-profits can deliver farm services to all of her farmers.
  • While it is a clear goal for the EIT to strengthen existing centres of excellence, the EIT will also need to ensure that it delivers benefits to areas of the Union which are not directly participating in KICs.
  • What steps will the Commission undertake to improve the operation of the system so as to deliver a European area of justice in civil and commercial matters?
  • Santa doesn't deliver in broad daylight.

Alternatives:

  • don’t deliver within this area
  • don’t provide service in this area

Don’t deliver to this area

This phrase is correct and commonly used when talking about a destination or place where delivery should not be made.

This phrase is used to indicate that delivery should not be made to a specific area or destination.
  • That does not mean to say that the Macedonian people are not sufficiently alert themselves to be able to deliver something in this area.
  • The Commission very warmly welcomes the various proposals set out in the report, in particular those on creating the technical tools to deliver expertise in this area.
  • We must not rely solely on variations in interest rates or on the outside world to deliver growth areas for the Union.
  • But I don't deliver to Dr. Parr anymore, if that tells you anything.
  • It is very important that the EU delivers in areas like justice and home affairs and immigration policy, and we must ensure that we make progress for the benefit of our citizens.
  • No doubt Europeans wish that for Mediterranean countries, and this morning President-in-Office Steinmeier expressed the view that the EU should deliver in areas where people want it to.
  • The Commission has to deliver on the areas for which it is responsible, particularly the completion of the internal market.
  • That is a matter that has to be closely monitored if we are to deliver a true area of civil and commercial justice.
  • Almost certainly these areas would deliver better value in terms of lives saved, yet no one is prepared to ask the question.
  • The Committee expects increasing use to be made of these vehicle categories in urban areas to deliver goods and transport people.
  • He has every right to deliver directly from the Area Main Sorting Post Office.
  • Only by providing leadership and deliver results in these areas can the EU be assured of its citizens continued confidence.
  • The site serves as a foraging area for this species. The area delivers by far the greatest contribution to scoter numbers in the Netherlands.
  • We see significant scope for the summit to show that ASEM can deliver results in areas that matter to people.
  • If America can deliver pizza to an area of this size, then Africa's companies, governments and non-profits can deliver farm services to all of her farmers.
  • German Socialist Evelyne Gebhardt said, "citizens find a lot of problems in the digital environment; sometimes they cannot buy a product because the seller says they don't deliver to that country".
  • While it is a clear goal for the EIT to strengthen existing centres of excellence, the EIT will also need to ensure that it delivers benefits to areas of the Union which are not directly participating in KICs.
  • What steps will the Commission undertake to improve the operation of the system so as to deliver a European area of justice in civil and commercial matters?
  • It's a shame, really, because it's a large package, electrical, we couldn't possibly leave it but we're not due to deliver in that area for another... two weeks.
  • To conclude, I look forward to continuing working with my colleagues in Parliament, and with the Commission and the Council, to really deliver an area of freedom, security and justice, and make it a reality.

Alternatives:

  • don’t deliver to this location
  • don’t provide service to this area

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