Sentence examples for described in the memo from inspiring English sources

But with the level of threat warnings increasing markedly over the next several months, there is no indication that any directive went out in the late June period that was described in the memo from Mr. Clarke's office.

But Geoffrey Robertson, writing in the Guardian today, says if what was described in the memo took place, this would be a breach of sections eight and 12 of the Intelligence Services Act 2001.

The history also includes a Dec. 2, 1965, telegram from Ambassador Marshall Green to the State Department concerning possible American payments to a man described in the memo as "one of the key civilian advisers and promoters" of an organization known as the Kap-Gestapu movement.

The first scenario described in the memo is more or less the current state of affairs, "a continuation of relatively low-intensity, sporadic violence".

The passenger, described in the memo as "loud, rude and disrespectful," shouted belligerently and called out "Hillary bitches" soon after boarding the flight from Atlanta, Georgia, to Allentown, Pennsylvania. .

We tested the ME significance (as described in the MEMo approach and in the previous sections) for all the possible 3003 gene pairs by using two different null models, simulated by generating 10 000 randomized version of the BEM through N and N′ switching steps, respectively.

Panetta also argued forcefully in favor of indemnifying any C.I.A. officers whose actions, as described in the memos, might have opened them up to criminal charges.

In his testimony, Mr. Hall also said that Coral Energy, an affiliate of Royal Dutch/Shell, was said to have engaged in some of the questionable tactics described in the memos.

The Death Star strategy, as described in the memos, allowed Enron to be paid "for moving energy to relieve congestion without actually moving any energy or relieving any congestion".

When the single-count bombing-conspiracy indictment was unsealed in Brooklyn on Thursday, prosecutors from the office of the United States attorney, Benton J. Campbell, described in the detention memo what they said were Mr. Zazi's efforts to make homemade explosives.

That case involved a much more involved relationship than the one described in the FBI memo from the Oklahoma City case.