Sentence examples for a covering note from inspiring English sources
Judge's letter is a covering note for a secret assessment of the senior judiciary's willingness to co-operate – and its explicit reservations.
In a covering note to colleagues to whom he sent the letter, he added: "I haven't completely given up hope but felt that I wasn't going to get anywhere more from within".
In a covering note from staff secretary Todd Stern, Clinton is warned: "The attached memo is long, detailed and technical, but you can get the essentials by looking at the first four pages".
It also disclosed that approximately six hundred and eight thousand reprints of the article had been sent out, most of them with a covering note signed "The Editors," to a list of "opinion-makers" throughout the country.
Podesta, who was then staff secretary but went on to become Clinton's chief of staff, wrote a covering note telling the president that all his senior advisers backed the plan, although he noted the danger that "allowing banks to engage in riskier activities like securities or insurance could subject the deposit insurance fund to added risk".
"An added irony about this self-serving rubbish," one reader told me in a covering note, "is that both him and her are well known for their affairs and casual screwing, so the stories about their happy, settled life are all the more pointless to those receiving them".
It is important to read all covering notes carefully because, for a given temperature and environment, a stated component may exhibit a wide range of failure rates despite the same description.
On Sunday, La Repubblica published newly leaked Vatican correspondence with an anonymous covering note stating the whistleblowers still at large will not stop until Bertone – and the pope's personal secretary Georg Gänswein – are kicked out.
Bring out your relevant experience and relate it to the job – and put together a clear and direct covering note together to accompany your application.
But Mrs. Luce's covering note questioned the use of the "new verb," to demagogue.
The covering note of the memo, from Venetian Macau's then executive director of surveillance, describes the results of a "simple surface search".
