Moreover, the political system is structured in such a way that departmental identity and allegiance takes precedence over an inter-sectoral perspective: "... your bit of the organisation to deliver against certain objectives, getting your parliamentary questions answered, your ministerial correspondence done, providing briefing for your minister.
Wherever possible, we'll try to answer your emails, but due to the huge amount of correspondence we cannot guarantee a personal reply.
(8) Could the instructor adequately answer your questions?
Did your doctor answer your needs?
That answers your question.
"So answer their correspondence, whatever it is, right away".
"As we have in the past we will always answer viewer correspondence on the show, whether it be through Twitter or posts on the site," Palese said.
In one innovation, Buckley put readers' letters at the centre of the magazine, in a section called "Notes and Asides", where the editor was wont to answer some correspondence himself.
According to the terms of their lease, drolly recounted in Michael Robertson's first mystery, "The Baker Street Letters," Reggie and Nigel Heath were able to set up their modern-day law practice in the desirable 200 block of Baker Street by agreeing to answer all correspondence addressed to Sherlock Holmes at 221B.
I rise at dawn to answer the correspondence of my grateful fans, then it's 1,000 words long-hand daily, including Christmas and birthdays, a trek with the dogs over the Downs, a simple three-course dinner brought to my study door while I edit, then to bed, exhausted by my sheer creativity.
Clinton's lawyers presumably would not answer whether, correspondence within the inner circle was classified as private.
