Sentence examples for collection of memoranda from inspiring English sources
In the same year, he began writing his first best-seller hit; War at Work – Applying Sun Tzu's Art of War in Today's Business World, which was a collection of memoranda based on Sun Tzu's Art of War he wrote to his managers at The Mall.
"It's a collection of field memoranda, of field interviews, a collection that accumulates over a period of months. . . .
All the documents released today and sent to Congressional investigators -- a collection of telephone messages, memorandums, letters and e-mail correspondence -- reflect Mr. Quinn's view of events and no documents contain written communication from Mr. Holder himself.
Whitman travelled to the front of America's civil war in 1862 to care for his wounded brother and, according to Whitman scholar Kenneth Price, "repeatedly mentions writing letters for soldiers" in his collection of diary entries in Memoranda During the War.
The past decade has seen a mushrooming of memoranda of understanding (MOUs) between regulators.
The second goal was to study the modulatory effect of the emotional content of memoranda on the recollection deficit.
He and a collection of current and former Gore aides have been researching the history of previous transitions and writing memorandums about how a transition should be organized.
Among his later works were the novel Man'en gannen no futtōbōru (1967; The Silent Cry), a collection of short fiction entitled Warera no kyōki o ikinobiru michi o oshieyo (1969; Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness), and the novels Pinchi rannā chōsho (1976; The Pinch Runner Memorandum) and Dōjidai gēmu (1979; "Coeval Games").
Collection of Yale University Library.
