In addition to creating a "memorandum of understanding," (a rulebook-type manual that was hotly contested ahead of the second presidential debate), campaigns attempt to craft and control all parts of the debate story.
Most participants recommended formalizing partnerships through creating a memorandum of understanding or other mechanism for articulating aims, expectations and responsibilities of all partners.
3. Creating a memorandum of understanding between the Nigerian police and the NRSC through appropriate dialogue that will ensure division of labor as well as joint responsibilities over accident and injury victims.
Records show that the Marion County prosecutor's office and the Indianapolis metropolitan police department have created a "memorandum of understanding": Police retain 70% of forfeiture proceeds, while prosecutors keep the remaining 30%.
"If a governmental department is interested in the program, they come to us, and we tell them about the program and create a memorandum of understanding, which states what our relationship is and what money they would have to pay us," Robinson says.
On 2 July 2012, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport created a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the BBC and commercial radio broadcasters and ensemble operators as to where the future direction of digital radio should go with a three phase plan toward FM switchoff.
Schools that beef up law enforcement should create a memorandum of understanding to "provide clear definitions of the officers' roles and responsibilities on campus," monitor their work and make sure they don't get involved in "routine disciplinary matters," the letter said.
MCPHD and RI created a legal memorandum of understanding so that MCPHD could share the names and date of births of suspect cases to the programmers at RI.
A1 Memo Details War Decision A previously secret British government memorandum is creating a stir among administration critics, who are portraying it as evidence that President Bush was intent on war with Iraq earlier than the White House has acknowledged.
The British airborne establishment began development on 22 June 1940, when the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, directed the War Office in a memorandum to investigate the possibility of creating a corps of 5,000 parachute troops.
During the Bush administration, the EPA signed a memorandum of understanding with China's Ministry of Environmental Protection creating a framework for collaboration on air, water, and waste pollution, as well as the implementation of environmental laws.
