Sentence examples for current memorandum from inspiring English sources

The current memorandum of understanding about military assistance, which was signed in 2007, guaranteed Israel three billion dollars a year in military support, from 2009 to 2018.

Under the current memorandum of understanding, the consortium would own one-third of Hyundai Securities, 55percentt of Hyundai Investment and Securities and 29percentt of Hyundai Investment Trust Management.

In a current memorandum to the US government titled " Seven steps toward a last chance in Iraq," Iraq expert Kenneth Pollack writes that the 2006 will be a decisive year for the US administration, and that Washington has a time window of no more than "six to 12 months" to avert civil war.

Like the 2011 standards, Tomchin said, the current memorandum merely suggests what ICE staff should do.

At the end of the delay interval, a single probe face was presented for 2 s, and the subjects' task was to indicate by pressing a button whether the probe was previously included as one of the three faces in the current memorandum or whether it was a new face (50% probes were Old and 50% were New).

"The potential demobilization of reserve component personnel would have an adverse impact on current operations," a memorandum circulated this month in the office of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.

"It is not uncommon for the Coalition Air Operations Center to confer with Russian officials as a professional courtesy and to deconflict," the command center said, "although such contact is not required by the current US-Russia Memorandum of Understanding on safety of flight".

"It is not uncommon for the coalition air operations centre to confer with Russian officials as a professional courtesy and to deconflict coalition and Russian aircraft, although such contact is not required by the current US-Russia memorandum of understanding on safety of flight," officials said in a statement.

Depositions of senior officers, memorandums for the current police chief and other internal police records portray Chicago police procedures and record-keeping that obscured visibility into Homan Square's apparatus of detentions, both to the public and even to police themselves.

The legal office at Los Alamos recently sent a memorandum to about 350 current and former Asian and Asian-American employees of the laboratory, informing them of the investigation "alleging discrimination against Asian and Asian-American employees".

To say that the ideas in "Heist," which locates the source of our current troubles in a famous 1971 memorandum, belongs to the paranoid conspiracy school of history is not to suggest that its point of view isn't fairly persuasive.