Sentence examples for a memo asserting that from inspiring English sources

In reporting this article, the International Herald Tribune was provided with a memo asserting that many of SafeGov's partners had direct or indirect business dealings with Microsoft.

The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel has now released a memo asserting that the law "does not prohibit" officials from homeland security or the White House from reviewing the report.

In September, Bishops Jaime Soto, chairman of the subcommittee on the antipoverty campaign for the bishops' conference, and Stephen E. Blaire, chairman of its committee on domestic justice and human development, sent a memo asserting that virtually all the accusations were without substance.

Earlier this month, New York state's tax department issued a memo asserting that any in-state sales efforts by an independent agent for an online seller would make that seller liable to collect New York tax.

Or the 1984 internal Exxon memo asserting that the number of well contamination incidents would jump three times after the widespread introduction of MTBE as a fuel additive.

A January 2002 Justice Department memo asserted that "customary international law" has no binding legal effect on the commander in chief.

That memo asserts that Keyon Dooling left the call before a vote was taken, that Mason and Chris Paul abstained, and that James Jones voted only to appoint a subcommittee to review the matter.

The memo asserted that giving the "magnitude and complexity" of terrorism cases, a lengthier delay is permissible, unlike ordinary criminal cases.

But the Justice Department memo asserted that DeWitt in fact had no evidence that overt acts of treason were being committed.

One of Stephen Bradbury's 2005 memos asserted that "enhanced techniques" on Zubaydah yielded the identification of Mohammed and an alleged radioactive bomb plot by Jose Padilla.

The memo asserted, however, that Dragon's accounting firm, Arthur Andersen, should do the work, not Goldman.