Sentence examples similar to a string of memoranda from inspiring English sources
President Bill Clinton's campaigns provided fertile ground for a string of embarrassing memorandums.
In a legal ruling from The Hague-based international court of justice that was broadcast live throughout Bolivia, the 15-judge panel said that a string of agreements, memorandums and statements produced over decades of talks had not created a legal obligation on Chile to enter negotiations.
In January, following a string of high-profile dismissals, the DOJ issued a memorandum to all U.S. Attorneys' offices, focusing on what evidence, if any, prosecutors need to share with defense attorneys that might help show innocence (a constitutional requirement the Supreme Court has long held to be a component of "due process of law").
This pressure and a border clash in late 1994 the first of a string of such clashes over the next several years—spurred talks between Yemen and Saudi Arabia that led to the Memorandum of Understanding in January 1995.
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He used Thursday's speech to explain a string of controversial national security decisions, including the apparent contradiction between withholding photos showing abuse of detainees and the release of classified memorandums about interrogation.
He gives you a string of examples.
ITX made a string of unprofitable acquisitions.
It has suffered a string of setbacks.
A string of Louisiana archetypes followed.
