Sentence examples for electronic memos from inspiring English sources

The material seized from the compound contained al-Qaeda's strategy for Afghanistan after America's withdrawal from the country in 2014 as well as thousands of electronic memos and missives that captured conversations between bin Laden and his deputies around the world.

Hypotheses that emerge from each step of analysis will be noted by reviewers during coding and analysis via electronic memos and discussed at weekly coding meetings.

General Electric demonstrated a so-called WebPad that can be clipped to the front of the family refrigerator and serve as an electronic memo board for scheduling activities, ordering products or retrieving and storing recipes.

They included conducting internet searches of Anzac Day in Melbourne and Dandenong, engaging in communications and creating an electronic memo on his phone – all allegedly in preparation for a terrorist act.

In one case, involving a man who sued his former employer for discriminating against him on the basis of his sexual orientation, the company's lawyers found an electronic memo that a company executive had not disclosed to the plaintiff because it had never been printed.

"He sent out a flurry of electronic-mail memos to managers located as far off as Japan and Australia," it says.

Jobs, who has become Apple's de facto leader, announced the changes in an electronic mail memo to employees on Tuesday.

Remarks that S.& P. employees made in internal memos and electronic communications show that as early as spring 2004, certain executives wanted to change the firm's rating methodology, but only after polling "an appropriate number of issuers and investment bankers" as to the "rating implications".

They now at least had computers, and intelligence arrived as electronic messages instead of paper memos.

Under securities laws, the word "document" means all communications in paper and electronic form, including written notes, memos, e-mails, and attachments.

Rice parked, and the pair got out to investigate; their electronic map had clearly missed a memo.