Sentence examples for based on memos from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, internal police communication is largely based on memos, staff bulletins, and other documents.

For four years, until The Times revealed the warrantless wiretapping, Mr. Bush reauthorized the eavesdropping every 45 days based on memos from the intelligence community and Justice Department.

Policies are often based on memos from the Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Dean of the Graduate Division, which are available on the Graduate Division website, and implement the regulations and decisions of the Graduate Council of the Academic Senate, which are published on the Academic Senate website.

A model of factors affecting LTFU was generated and continually revised based on memos and ongoing analysis until it was finalized.

This article is based on those memos, supplemented by interviews with officials on both sides of the Atlantic -- none of whom was willing to be cited by name because of the sensitivity of the issue -- and written accounts.

This post is based on a memo by David Fox and Daniel E. Wolf of Kirkland & Ellis LLP.

The following is based on a memo from Davis Polk, published on October 7, 2013, which is available here.

The connection with Edwards had been made when I was writing this story based on the memo.

That figure is based on a memo that mentioned the company's fee as $90,000 per month.

It was based on a memo from the House Financial Services committee, released in advance of this week's hearing into the MF Global collapse.

The following post is based on a memo originally published by Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP on November 14, 2013 which can be found here.