Sentence examples for confidence letter from inspiring English sources

A lawyer who said she represented the medical staff circulated a "no confidence" letter to the trustees.

Will we get to those 48 no confidence letters?

Time sought out and paid for "confidence" letters from various banks with which it did business.

Which MPs submitted no confidence letters in Theresa May Yesterdayy morning Sir Graham Brady, the chairman of the backbench 1922 Committee, announced a vote of no confidence in Theresa May.

A parliamentary vote on the reform of Royal Mail could be lost this month; a cabinet delegation could appear at his door at any time to demand his resignation; backbenchers could flock to sign the no-confidence letter reputedly doing the rounds; public demands for an early general election to purge Parliament of its sinners could grow to an irresistible clamour.

However, backbench MPs are submitting a fresh batch of no-confidence letters to him in the hope the number will become so great that he has to act.

It is roughly the number of MPs who have either signed no-confidence letters in May's leadership or resigned from the government to vote against the deal.

His party swirls with talk of knives being sharpened, signatures on no-confidence letters being collected and assassination plots being hatched.

MPs including Mark Francois and Andrea Jenkyns have already submitted further no-confidence letters in the prime minister to Sir Graham Brady, the chairman of the 1922 Committee of backbench Tory MPs, and urged him to hold an indicative vote of confidence in the prime minister.

Reports at the weekend suggested that about 40 of the 48 MPs needed had lodged no-confidence letters with the chairman of the party's backbench 1922 Committee after May had indicated that the UK was prepared to sign up to a "common rulebook" for food and goods after Brexit.

"Over the last 6 months, there have been too many examples of concerning behavior that is shaking investor confidence," the letter said.