Sentence examples for industry letter from inspiring English sources
The industry letter quickly drew criticism from Better Markets, a nonprofit group that promotes the public interest in financial markets.
Sure enough, the health industry letter talks of "reducing over-use and under-use of health care by aligning quality and efficiency incentives".
Nineteen lawmakers from the delegations of Indiana, West Virginia and Pennsylvania sent letters to the Transportation Department that included exact phrases and reasoning from the industry letter.
"The purpose of this industry letter is to remind seller/servicers that an energy-related lien may not be senior to any mortgage delivered to Freddie Mac," wrote Patricia J. McClung, a Freddie Mac executive.
The industry letter, signed by groups including the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) and the start-up advocacy organization Engine, goes further, recommending that the FCC waive all but three specific sections of Title II.
They just signed on to an industry letter that was so riddled with misinformation about AT&T's proposed merger with T-Mobile it's shocking that anyone would put their name on it.
The Clark Foam factory lies in the middle of an upscale suburb, Laguna Niguel, and this encroachment brought Clark unwanted attention, mainly from the E.P.A. Describes Clark's industry letters.
As the PROTECT IP bill has progressed through Congress, the formal industry letters to lawmakers announcing support for the bill have generally not included signatures from Silicon Valley heavyweights.
No deals should be signed, particularly without bidding, until Iraq enacts a long-delayed law that would regulate its oil industry, the letter says.
"As an international certification scheme, the RSPO is uniquely positioned to support, promote, and enforce the widespread uptake of responsible and sustainable production practices across the palm oil industry," the letter states.
"It is absolutely essential that we do not allow this once-in-a-generation financial crisis to erase the modest inroads minorities have made into the broadcast industry," the letter said.
