Sentence examples similar to labeled memos from inspiring English sources
The memo, labeled "sensitive but unclassified," was given to The New York Times by an Obama administration official.
The committee put out a memo labeled "Tom Foley: Out of the Liberal Closet," equating his voting record with that of Barney Frank, the gay representative from Massachusetts, and the Gingrich aide urged reporters to investigate Mr. Foley's sexuality.
According to Reses, "Speed and quality are often sacrificed when we work from home". The forwarded memo -- labeled "YAHOO!
It reported that the memo was labeled "strictly confidential" and that it contained sensitive debt-market investment advice.
"It is our contention," the memo added, "that product should be labeled accordingly".
The OMB memo does not describe what happens when an employee has been labeled an "insider threat" for failing the happiness test.
The memo from Sessions will probably stir some relief among a broad swath of U.S. cities, including the nine that the Trump administration has labeled sanctuary jurisdictions so far.
You may further help them grasp the important points of your memo by labeling the subsections.
He stores his papers in man-sized safes and labels even unclassified memos "Treated As: Top Secret", a designation his office appears to have invented, according to a recent Washington Post series for which Mr Cheney refused to be interviewed.
After revealing he had obtained a copy of the script, Assange then published a memo via WikiLeaks with numerous corrections to scenes, labeling the film "propaganda".
