By John McCarten The New Yorker, July 19, 1947 P. 17 In Life, John Chamberlain, an employee of Luce, addressed a memo to Under-Sec. of State Robert Lovett, advising him that as successor to Dean Acheson, he should root Communists out of the State Dept.
The nominee also briefly addressed an unsolicited memo that he'd written about the Mueller investigation looking at potential obstruction of justice charges against Trump for his firing of former FBI Director James Comey.
But Allon's candidacy creates a conundrum for his employees that cover New York politics, a fact which Allon addressed in a memo to Manhattan Media, which The Observer posted.
League officials stated that that very scenario was addressed in a memo sent to the league's on-ice officials prior to the start of the playoffs.
In a discussion of APSCU's legislative strategy, the memo addresses a bill to repeal Obama Administration rules that would tighten standards regarding credit hours and ensure at least minimal oversight by states of schools receiving federal aid.
Neither Mr. Trump nor Mrs. Clinton directly addressed the memo on Friday.
The administration had already expressed in public some of the arguments about issues of international law addressed by the memo, in a speech delivered in March 2010 by Harold Hongju Koh, the top State Department lawyer.
On 30 December 2004, a memo addressed to James Comey was issued that superseded the infamous memo that defined torture as pain "equivalent in intensity to the pain accompanying serious physical injury, such as organ failure".
In a memo addressed to employees, U.P.S. said, "Limiting plan eligibility is one way to manage ongoing health care costs, now and into the future, so that we can continue to provide affordable coverage for our employees".
In a memo addressed to state administrators across France, Prime Minister François Fillon ordered the honorific — akin to "damsel" and the equivalent of "miss" — banished from official forms and registries.
In a memo addressed to the American people, Patil described his role as "responsibly sourcing, processing, and leveraging data in a timely fashion to enable transparency, provide security, and foster innovation for the benefit of the American public".
