Sentence examples for circulated letter from inspiring English sources

In a widely circulated letter, Mr. Casale accused the minority leader of acting like a dictator.

He claims there is no empirical evidence to support this, and cites a well circulated letter signed by 650 economists supporting an increase in the minimum wage.

Many did indeed enlist and fight, and the president had commended them in his widely circulated letter to James C. Conkling, issued in late August.

Roger Ebert, the late film critic and D.I. editor in chief, had appealed to fellow newspaper alumni in a widely circulated letter on Facebook that helped drive donations.

Mr. Carter wrote a widely circulated letter last October in which he said he could "no longer be associated" with the 16 million-member convention, the nation's largest Protestant denomination.

In a widely circulated letter that sounded, in places, as shrill as the critics who hounded him for Jerry Springer – The Opera, Lee claimed the move would "discredit comedy in Edinburgh".

She also circulated letters from Mr. Madoff's victims.

In the last few weeks, Deutsche Bank and DaimlerChrysler have circulated letters arguing that no money should be paid until all pending court cases have been settled.

Mr. Hagel has not addressed those criticisms, though his office has circulated letters attesting to his qualifications, signed by retired military commanders and senior diplomats.

Mr. Chatsky was widely criticized for the decision, and during the campaign, opponents circulated letters taking issue with everything from the work he had done in office to the kind of car he drove.

The chamber has already circulated letters in Congress, targeted crucial lawmakers, taken out ads and prepared position papers and Internet videos intended to discourage any debt deal that it believes would deter private investment and free enterprise through higher taxes.