Sentence examples for a memorandum by from inspiring English sources

Following are excerpts from a memorandum by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumseld, as provided by the Department of Defense.

According to a memorandum by Inspector David A. Grossi of Internal Affairs, the charges against Detective Katakofsky stemmed from communications with Lieutenant Cobb.

A memorandum by the scientist, Dr. Thomas Marciniak, also posted on Monday, questioned whether the review could be objective because, while it was conducted by researchers at Duke University, it was financed by Glaxo.

A memorandum by the same office in 1994 said the president could do so when the law tried to improperly limit executive power or when it was "probable that the Court would agree with him".

The money was rapidly withdrawn and spent using debit cards, including charging $4,500 at B&H Photo and purchases from Gucci and Apple, according to a memorandum by the city Department of Investigation.

The transfer to the JPMorgan account received renewed focus Friday, when a memorandum by the oversight panel of the House Financial Services Committee, which is holding a hearing this week on the final days at MF Global, began to circulate.

Judge Retchin said her court was bound by Supreme Court and local precedent and could not be guided by "a memorandum circulated by the attorney general of the United States".

A leaked memorandum by a senior American staff officer in Baghdad suggests pulling all troops out by the middle of next year, 15 months early.Would the Iraqis then be able to cope?

More than 200 oil spill cases were delayed as of 2008, according to a memorandum written by an E.P.A. official and collected by Congressional investigators.

Recently, Father Chaplin said, he had come across a 1949 memorandum by an exasperated Soviet official, who reported that widespread deployment of militiamen was unable to prevent "tens of thousands of people" from taking part in the Epiphany baptism.

The report is a response to a 2010 memorandum by President Obama calling on federal agencies to find ways to clear 500 megahertz of spectrum to make way for the growth of new wireless services during the next decade.