Sentence examples for global memo from inspiring English sources

Citizens for Global Solutions' board member, Tony Fleming, has written a blog, Global Memo, that I highly recommend following if you want an inside perspective in UN electoral politics.

Acknowledging the scientific consensus that burning fossil fuels is driving global warming, the memo recommended that the company "emphasize the uncertainty".

Of course, the "poll," which compiled the views of 11,000 volunteer respondents, had about as much scientific value as a Bush administration memo on global warming.

Here's the latest in our occasional series of how-to memos on global diplomacy.

Tivoli founder Robert Fabbio started Dazel Corp., which has developed software that uses the Internet to transmit documents such as invoices and memos across global networks to facsimile machines and printers.

The House Financial Services subcommittee will also focus its attention on the patchwork of 20 regulators and federal agencies charged with oversight of MF Global, according to a Congressional memo.

He would have had no patience for global-warming denialism; a White House memo he wrote in 1969 196969! — explained the problem ("The process is a simple one. Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has the effect of a pane of glass in a greenhouse") and urged the Administration to tackle it.

He would have had no patience for global-warming denialism; a White House memo he wrote in 1969 1969!—explained the problem ("The process is a simple one. Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has the effect of a pane of glass in a greenhouse") and urged the Administration to tackle it.

Thomas G. Maheras, chief executive of global capital markets, said in a memo that the trade "did not meet our standards".

Rather than commenting publicly on Mr. Jobs, Mr. Clow –- who is now chief creative officer of TBWA Worldwide and chairman and global director of TBWA/Media Arts Lab — sent a memo to agency employees.

MF Global, the group said in the memo, most likely sent the checks and closed out the accounts in its system, which would have reduced the amount of customer funds it was required to keep on hand.