Sentence examples for letter of comment from inspiring English sources
noun
Correspondence, usually a letter, sent to a periodical commenting on either the contents of a previous issue or an earlier letter of comment.
The right to send a letter of comment and have it considered by public agencies is part of the basic rights and freedoms Canadians enjoy". .
However, Dr Kovacs' results were still in press when his letter of comment was written.
Lim's article was met by only one letter of comment that characterised the OAFE connection to VAE as still unproven despite the reported cases.
After the CFTC released its draft rules earlier this year, more than 13,000 letters of comment flooded in.
HUD was flooded with nearly 43,000 letters of comment on the initial proposal, far more than it had ever received.
Letters of comment — over 2,000 — poured into the National Energy Board, with members of the public weighing in until Monday as the Board considered the request.
They will no doubt release another torrent of comment letters, designed to slow the implementation of the Volcker Rule further.
The agency received a barrage of comment letters, 13,000 in all, from both industry lobbyists and consumer groups.
An unusually large number of comment letters had been filed by Monday, the deadline for responding to a draft of the rule that was outlined in October.
Still, it could take months for the five regulators - the Federal Reserve, the S.E.C., the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency - to sift through the hundreds of comment letters.
The rule has faced repeated delays as regulators grapple with the complexity of the proposal and widespread discontent from the financial industry, reflected in thousands of comment letters from banks and lobbyists.
