Sentence examples for by letter of from inspiring English sources
"by letter of" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something was communicated or transmitted through a letter. Example: I applied for the job by letter of recommendation from my previous employer.
The UK has mostly sidestepped the spirit by letter of law actions.
This is largely because, in the great bulk of international sales transactions, the seller, wherever necessary, may secure himself by insisting on payment by letter of credit.
Mr Tsvangirai, who was informed by letter of the election date warned that key reforms to the media, security services and voters' roll had not been carried out.
He communicated above all by letter, of which there were many thousands, typed on an ancient machine, and sent in recycled envelopes.
Mr Venizelos later told Greek journalists that Mr Papendreou should have informed EU leaders by letter of the referendum plan.Many Greeks blame politicians for most of the country's woes.
He said that contacting the Cambodian government by letter of inquiry — as prescribed in rules laid down in 1971 by a former Met director, Thomas Hoving — was not an option at the time of the gifts.
They are named by letters of the alphabet; the commonest is called C.
The clash — chronicled by letters of participants and witnesses — apparently ended in a draw.
"Our work was governed by letters of instruction approved by all parties and sanctioned by the court.
These days most agents say they are bombarded more by letters of inquiry than by boxed manuscripts.
Mr. LaChiusa's new songs come from his musical "Marlene Dietrich's ABC," that star's personal dictionary of observations from the early 1960s, inspired by letters of the alphabet.
