Sentence examples for correspondence saying from inspiring English sources

But a Chinese Embassy official in Windhoek refused to accept the correspondence, saying he knew no one with that name.

The groups went to court to gain access to internal government correspondence saying why the United States sought to prevent the approved loans from reaching Haiti in the years after their approval.

Martin Baron, the Post's executive editor, has disputed the nature of the alleged correspondence, saying that Rezaian filled out an online job application for the Obama administration after the 2008 election, though he was never hired.

Mo Mowlam would add hand-written messages to me on the bottom of official ministerial correspondence, saying, "I'll see you in the Strangers' Bar and tell you what I really think".

"It was almost like an old-fashioned romance by correspondence," said Dr. Winkler, who is divorced.

Government officials who have seen some of the correspondence say the conversations are generally benign.

The city has no record of this correspondence, said Ted Birkhahn, a Buildings Department spokesman.

His extensive correspondence, said to fill 100 filing cabinets, is being catalogued and will soon be available for researchers.

"Presidential correspondence," said Dennis B. Ross, who advised Mr. Obama on Iran at the White House, "is used often in negotiations as a form of assurance or clarification".

But Ms. Le Faye, who has edited a collection of Austen's correspondence, said Austen was writing letters "perfectly ably" up to about six weeks before her death.

Mr. Zodhiates has not been indicted, but Mr. Miller's trial is set to begin on Aug. 7. Prosecutors, citing extensive e-mail correspondence, say that he helped make arrangements for the escape to Nicaragua.