Sentence examples for involved a letter from inspiring English sources

A recent dispute involved a letter Royal Caribbean sent to travel agents in the United States urging them to protest Carnival's offer on the ground that the enlarged company would operate as a monopoly.

[Page B5.] The scare at Senator Daschle's office, following a pattern set in Florida, New York and Nevada, involved a letter that contained a powdery substance that registered positive for the deadly germ in two preliminary tests.

After a lengthy process involving a letter campaign to Representative William L. Tierney, of Connecticut, my grandmother and her three children were granted visas.

Naughtie has a dead body – a US agent found OD'd in a House of Commons cupboard – and an anaemic conspiracy involving a letter, a sex scandal and Britain's wobbling diplomatic relationship with the US.

Federal officials said the current incident was the first involving a letter filled with a chemical or biological agent since the deadly anthrax letter attacks of October 2001, which killed 5 people and infected at least 17 others.

She has a scene involving a letter with prominent clarinet, like the one "La Traviata," yet the opera also resembles "Il Trovatore," which recalls Verdi's earlier, more grandiose style.

The faint echo of Twelfth Night was also heard in a plot involving a letter – in this case undelivered – that originally set the players off on their divergent tracks.

Depending on the severity of the scientific misconduct, the editors may decide to impose sanctions against authors who have transgressed; this involves a letter to the Head of Department or University Dean, informing them about the malpractice and asking for an official explanatory statement [17].

Many of the allegations involve a letter Brown wrote to all American Apparel employees claiming that Charney had agreed in writing to never return in any capacity to the company.

He was referring to the first publicized case, disclosed on Oct. 12, that involved a suspicious letter sent to NBC's studios in Manhattan.

A Vassar admissions officer offered a highly unsatisfying and convoluted explanation that involved a "test letter" as a placeholder accidentally sent out before the actual decision appeared on line.