Sentence examples for a memo indicating from inspiring English sources

The day after the attack, Mr. Strachan sent out a memo indicating that the insurance language entitled Mr. Silverstein to one payment of $3.5 billion.

Before the engagement letter was signed in late 1999, Goldman sent Dragon a memo indicating that its first steps would include beginning to conduct due diligence — Wall Street-speak for kicking the tires — on L.& H.

In August, the Justice Department issued a memo indicating that it would not crack down on legal marijuana as long as eight regulatory requirements were met, like preventing revenue from the sale of marijuana from going to criminal enterprises and preventing the distribution of marijuana to minors.

Right around the same time, Phandroid got their hands on a camera snap (seemingly taken in a shower, or a steam room of some sort) of a memo indicating the same thing, though it says "early May" rather than "the first week".

The evening after that flash crash in the fall of 1989, Bush's own Council of Economic Advisers CEAA) whipped up a memo indicating to the president that his current vacillation on tax-cut promises he had made the year before in the election season was at the root of the stock-market drop and by extension, the recession that was about to come.

Checks may be made payable to the church with a memo indicating the "Daniel Chaney Reserve Fund".

General Clark faltered and sent around a confidential memo indicating that he was contemplating taking the troops back off the beaches.

The coupling of a stock lending agreement with a variable prepaid forward was common until early 2006, when the IRS released a technical advice memo indicating it would regard this setup as a sale.

Comey also faced criticism for his role in signing off on a May 2005 Justice Department memo indicating that waterboarding, the act of pouring water over the nose and mouth of a restrained person to induce a sense of drowning, might be legal.

As part of the documents it gave Grassley, NIH included a "talking points" memo indicating that NIH was ready for criticism.

Robert Gordon, president of Twenty-First Securities, a firm that specializes in tax-efficient and hedging strategies for the wealthy, said lending shares to a Wall Street firm in connection with a variable prepaid forward was common until early 2006, when the IRS released a technical advice memo indicating it would challenge this set-up.