Sentence examples for email reviewed from inspiring English sources
The legislation drew concern from Arizona's financial regulatory agency, which in an email reviewed by The Times told a Springleaf lobbyist, "We have not seen a willingness to address the concerns stated, nor the research and information that may validate the arguments you've made".
"Rather than having two groups working side by side, focused on different vehicle platforms, I want us instead collaborating as one team, according to an email reviewed by TechCrunch that was sent by Meyhofer to employees.
That same month, the Environmental Protection Agency also suggested city water should be tested for Legionella during an EPA meeting about the outbreak and expressed that opinion to the DEQ in an email reviewed by The Detroit News.
WASHINGTON -- New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Tuesday was kicked off the committee leading the 50-state task force charged with probing foreclosure abuses and negotiating a possible settlement agreement with the nation's five largest mortgage firms, according to an email reviewed by The Huffington Post.
Cell phones have morphed into mini computers that allow me to email, review documents, slide presentations, Excel spreadsheets and record video -- increasing my communication while reducing the world to my fingertips.
APNs reviewed cases with the wound care lead via telephone and email, reviewing referral criteria with them, and consulting with the expert team accordingly.
In fact, emails reviewed by The New York Times show that Citigroup lobbyists drafted more than 70 of the 85 lines of the House bill, as they tried to develop language that Democrats and Republicans on the Financial Services Committee could support.
The confidential emails, reviewed by The Times, show that Sony executives long were monitoring developments related to North Korea.
He was later told that his employment agreement would not be renewed, according to internal emails reviewed by the New York Times.
Reached at his home, Vogel, who has retired, declined to comment beyond saying the emails reviewed by The Times were confidential.
He took the information to another U.S. unit, which recovered about two dozen roadside bombs, according to emails reviewed by The Times.
