Sentence examples for appended letter from inspiring English sources

The Treasury responded to the report in an appended letter, which noted that the $500,000 cap on salaries was merely a guideline, not a provision of law or a regulation.

LGBT..., which gains appended letters almost weekly, can be equally contentious.

Indeed, it was like appending Letters to the Editor to a front-page article.

But because the White House has not responded in five months, she wrote a 40-page booklet for Freedom House about them and appended their letters to the President.

His publisher appends a letter explaining why this was done and a memorandum from an ethics professor explaining the legal basis for this choice.

The account also makes light of the hazards of the lazy practice of appending the letter "o" to every word to Spanglicize it (powerado, resourcero, turnouto de voto).

Students with a lower GPA will be considered on a case-by-case basis and must append a letter to their application that explains why an exception is justified.

At a black position, we copy each current extended factor and append one letter from the black position to each copy.

In keeping with the standardized nomenclature of Lawrence et al. [ 17] we have identified well-supported subfamilies by appending a letter to the family name (e.g. Kinesin-9A and 9B).

For Eduard Einstein's letter appended to the document see the following document.

In a letter appended to the report by General Allen to Jan Kubis, the United Nations special representative to Afghanistan, he describes for the first time the enormous efforts that the coalition and he personally have made to stem the abuse.