Sentence examples similar to a relevant correspondence from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nolan said that the White House would turn over any relevant correspondence to investigators starting in June.

"As it happened, Mr Abbott was under no obligation to make public any relevant correspondence, and to the best of my knowledge did not do so – and there the matter rested".

The report also said Clinton disregarded department policies that discouraged such methods of private communication and failed to promptly turn over all relevant correspondence to the department.

The department's inspector general found she engaged in emailing practices that exposed sensitive information to breach, disregarded department policies that discouraged such methods of communicating and failed to promptly turn over all relevant correspondence to the department.

If you want to have a look at the relevant correspondence, look here.

Hume was partly stung and partly persuaded into publishing the relevant correspondence between them with a connecting narrative (A Concise and Genuine Account of the Dispute Between Mr. Hume and Mr. Rousseau, 1766).

"We would not be prepared to hand over the relevant correspondence to prosecution witnesses or their lawyers during a live investigation as there is a real risk that this could taint their evidence, putting any future criminal trial at risk," IHAT added.

A third possibility is that Snyder's office decided to selectively withhold relevant correspondence during this period from public scrutiny.

To that end I have read all the relevant correspondence, articles and books.

In many cases, relevant correspondence on the same subject was filed in both sets of records.

thereof may be placed in the Calendar of the relevant Correspondence volume.