Sentence examples for correspondence with its from inspiring English sources

Letters, five-cent fortnightly collection of Time's correspondence with its indefatigable readers, was started in 1931, goes to 30,000, makes a little money.

The New York Fed turned over nearly 6,000 pages to a House subcommittee — documents that include internal communications as well as correspondence with its fellow banking regulators.

However, Germany's Lidl said today: "At Lidl we believe that every company has a social and economic responsibility to pay tax in correspondence with its earnings".

In 1923 she received a fellowship to study at the Harvard College Observatory in Cambridge, Mass., after a correspondence with its director, Harlow Shapley.

The store is where, at the age of fourteen, I found the zine "The 11th St. Ruse," which led to my pen-pal correspondence with its editor, R. L. S., also known as the poet Sparrow, whom I finally met in person at a reading just last week, after writing letters for a quarter century.

Of note is his scrapbook documenting the early history of the University of Chicago, and his correspondence with its first president, William Rainey Harper.

Records of Dunning's involvement with the Journal of Dental Research contain much correspondence with William J. Gies, its editor.

To clear its name, the regulator published its correspondence with The Department for Business on its website.

Twitter can also address any concerns the SEC has about its submission in private though it must reveal its correspondence with the regulator when it finally publishes its IPO documents.

Would the Highways Agency, Hardyment asked, provide him with details of all its correspondence with Durham Green Developments about its recent planning application for a development near junction 61 of the A1?

For this purpose, a suitable experimental strain must, in correspondence with humans, develop its relevant autoimmune phenotype over an extended period of time and in the context of its genetic background.