Sentence examples for a memo published from inspiring English sources

A memo published by WikiLeaks in 2010 appeared to confirm long-standing rumors that American nuclear weapons were stored on Dutch soil.

The United States government thinks the broadcaster Al Jazeera is being used as a propaganda tool by the government of Qatar to help to advance its agenda on the international stage, according to a memo published by WikiLeaks yesterday.

A memo published by Chilcot also revealed that Blair had written to the US president, George W Bush, eight months before the 2003 invasion, promising him: "I will be with you, whatever".

"Google and Facebook are taking the vast majority of ad revenue, and paying content creators far too little for the value they deliver to users," Mr. Peretti wrote in a memo published on BuzzFeed.

Higgins was fired after circulating a memo, published by the Atlantic, that argued the Trump presidency was under attack from subversive forces including "globalists" and Islamists allied to "cultural Marxists" employing "Maoist tactics".

A memo published in Britain by the Times, if authentic, shows Iran in 2007 about to embark on a four-year set of experiments, picking up on related past work, to develop a neutron initiator, or bomb trigger, containing uranium deuteride, or UD3 (a compound used by Pakistan in its bombs).

According to a leaked memo published by the Washington Post, the national security adviser, John Bolton, has ordered the Pentagon to "develop and deploy ground-launched missiles at the earliest possible date".

A strategy memo published this month by Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg, for example, recommends focusing on how GOP-backed cuts would threaten services to seniors, Medicare and food-safety inspections.

TechCrunch has obtained an internal memo published by Facebook's outgoing head of public policy Elliot Schrage in which he blames himself for hiring PR firm Definers.

In an internal memo published by Capital New York, the Newsweek was apparently told, "IBT will be talking to staff during [the 60-day transition period] about potential job opportunities at the new venture".

According to an internal memo, published by Gadget University, Verizon is cancelling its yearly contract offering because of low demand from non-business customers.