Sentence examples for formal memoranda from inspiring English sources

The strong bonds between the CMP and the ICRC, as well as the EAAF, led to the formal memoranda of understanding amongst these organisations in early 2017 (Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus 2017a, 2017b).

There is interest within the System, and we have under consideration the possibility, of more formal memoranda of understanding or letters of agreement with the non-governmental partners.

That just screamed for a formal memorandum.

Three years ago it signed a formal memorandum of understanding with the Indonesian Ministry of Religion that allowed it to finance educational institutions.

The fine points of procedure could still be ironed out in a formal memorandum between the United Nations and the government, he maintained.

In a formal memorandum, Barlow was told that "after thorough investigation... any question of your trustworthiness for access to sensitive information was resolved in a manner completely favorable to you".

Earlier this year the Irish Energy Minister, Pat Rabbitte, and his UK counterpart, Charles Hendry, agreed a formal Memorandum of Understanding on renewable energy trading between the two countries to be in place by the end of the year.

The formal memorandum of understanding of July 15 , 1982 said that the tax exemption "shall continue, as long as both of said teams play their home games therein and no longer".

Alternatively, you may want to assign each group one question from the list below to research, and forgo the teams on Handout B. Simulation: Written Component (Part 2) Now that students have made their opening presentations and listened to other points of view, they should now write a formal memorandum to the president outlining their position on North Korea.

The tie-up takes the form of a formal Memorandum of Understanding, which – in Shell's words – is intended "to maximise the benefits from our mutual interests in areas of long-term research, postgraduate training and knowledge exchange through jointly funded and supported research projects".

According to Dr. Jones and the Hutton findings, although Dr. Jones and a colleague submitted a formal memorandum stating their concerns as Britain's "foremost experts in their field," senior British intelligence officials never sought to discuss their concerns or convey them to Mr. Blair and his aides.