Sentence examples for expressed in correspondence from inspiring English sources

A report from parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights, makes much (pdf) of this "legal uncertainty", which not only reduces the law's legitimacy, in my opinion, but it's actual legality under our human rights framework: "Our concerns about the vagueness of the definition of the offence, which we expressed in correspondence with the minister, remain.

The views expressed in this correspondence are those of the authors, and may not reflect those of their employers.

The King, who was homosexual, expressed in his correspondence a passionate personal adoration for the composer, and Wagner in his responses had no scruples about counterfeiting a similar atmosphere.

Neither the review nor the well-intentioned but thinly documented book by Daniel Maier-Katkin do justice to the complexities of the Arendt-Heidegger relationship, since they fail to consider Arendt's views of Heidegger as expressed in her extensive correspondence with her mentor, Karl Jaspers; her husband, Heinrich Bl?r; and her friend Mary McCarthy.

Franken's letter echoes the same concerns about privacy expressed in his earlier correspondence with Uber and other companies collecting similar data, such as Lyft.

While Nietzsche derided anti-Semitism and expressed disdain in correspondence with his sister for the anti-Semitic character of Nueva Germania, she went on to reinvent his legacy after his death in 1900, transforming the philosopher into a kind of prophet for the Nazi propaganda machine.

But the doubts and concerns expressed in the e-mails and correspondence obtained by The Times are noteworthy because they are shared by many employees, some of them in senior roles.

It adds: "This in turn requires that the privacy of opinions expressed in cabinet and ministerial committees, including in correspondence, should be maintained".

(This relation of one-to-one correspondence can be expressed in second-order logic).

My concern in this entry is not, however, to articulate the views expressed in Descartes's side of the correspondence.

The frequency of significant correlations and their moderate to strong coefficients indicated there was considerable correspondence among traits expressed in different garden sites and years.