The Army National Guard is expected to draft a memorandum of agreement with the city to govern the future use of the land, perhaps by late fall, according to a consultant for the Guard.
The shape of the project will begin to emerge only when the Postal Service and the Pennsylvania Station Redevelopment Corporation draft a memorandum of understanding that spells out exactly how much space the Postal Service will provide and what plans it has for the rest of the 1.4-million-square-foot building.
Not long after, the two were meeting with Accel cofounder Jim Swartz to draft a memorandum for the launch of Accel's London office".I think the fact that Jim and I trusted one another gave us a foundation to build upon to get a really functional and distinctive product," Comolli says.
Mr. Huizenga met with Robert Taubman, and Taubman Centers' lawyers drafted a memorandum intended to provide supporting arguments for the legislation.
You'd look at them and say, 'This is working.' " On April 12 , 2003 with major combat almost over, Mr. Rumsfeld drafted a memorandum to Ms. Clarke.
Mark Herron, a Democratic lawyer in Tallahassee who drafted a memorandum detailing legal grounds on which to disqualify overseas ballots, said that when Mr. Lieberman failed to defend him on television, "I was watching with horror".
In Nasiriya, in southern Iraq, where there has also been fighting between Mr. Sadr's supporters and government troops, a bloc of members of Parliament representing him made a formal visit and drafted a memorandum of understanding between the sides.
This past March, as the United States began making plans to draw down forces in Afghanistan, officials from the two nations drafted a memorandum of understanding in which the Americans promised to turn over all Afghan detainees held at a detention facility in Parwan, an American-build detention center in Afghanistan.
To protect their wealth in the event a future parliament might vote to increase taxes, the Barclays drafted a "memorandum of understanding" asking the Sark legislature to promise not to "impose or seek to impose any other or any new taxes, charges, licence fees or fiscal measures of whatsoever kind upon Brecqhou".
As chair of a panel of Metallurgical Laboratory scientists tasked with evaluating the social and political implications of atomic power, Franck drafted a memorandum, signed by Szilard and five other scientists, that would come to bear his name.
Watkins contacted a friend who worked for Arthur Andersen and he drafted a memorandum to give to the audit partners about the points she raised.
