Sentence examples for distributed letter from inspiring English sources

They aren't afraid of the debate; they simply want to create a national spectacle while trying to stop it, hence the decision to announce their plans in a widely distributed letter.

Mr. O'Donnell questioned the value of academic research in higher education, a move that exacerbated fears that Mr. Powell's leadership might — as one concerned alumnus, the Fort Worth lawyer Gordon Appleman, put it in a widely distributed letter — lead to "long-term, perhaps irreversible degradation in academic stature" of the state's premier research university.

In a heartfelt and widely distributed letter addressed to "People of Earth," O'Brien explained not only his unwillingness to accept a later start time but also the emotional toll NBC's decision has taken on him.

And that is what Henry Waxman did with his widely distributed letter which he did not bother to send to Marcy..

And the campaign has distributed letters to churches that remind readers of his Christian beliefs.

The demonstrators distributed letters from the state rejecting their request to make the shoulders a consistent width of six feet, too narrow for a travel lane.

Ms. Quadir said that those inside the room were photographed and asked to present identification and that school officials distributed letters to N.Y.U.

Shahin Gobadi, a Mujahedeen spokesman based in Washington, distributed letters from around the world criticizing France's decision to detain Mrs. Rajavi and 10 of her followers on suspicion of terrorism.

His office also distributed letters in English and Arabic to migrant shelters around Belgium, inviting Iraqis to return home "voluntarily".

Professors postponed tests and assignments, student groups distributed letters requesting time off from class and some schools even held "cry-ins," where students could openly lament the results of the election.

On September 17, 1859, he took matters into his own hands and distributed letters to the various newspapers in the city, proclaiming himself "Emperor of these United States": The announcement was first reprinted for humorous effect by the editor of the San Francisco Bulletin.