Sentence examples for memo acknowledged from inspiring English sources
Entitled "The Commoditization of the Starbucks Experience," the memo acknowledged that rapid growth had diluted the Starbucks magic.
And secondly, even the Nunes memo acknowledged that the Russia investigation began months before the Steele dossier was used in a FISA application.
The memo acknowledged that Article I of the Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war, but argued that it was a misreading to assume that the article gives Congress the lead role in making war.
The memo acknowledged that military action would have risks, not the least further tensions with Russia, which has intervened in the war on Mr. Assad's behalf and helped negotiate a cease-fire.
The memo acknowledged that Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, had to walk a fine line in restraining benefit costs because critics had attacked it for being stingy on wages and health coverage.
The memo acknowledged how prevalent workplace stress is and how it impacts us and, consequently, our families and work teams.
The memo acknowledges that Papadopoulos, not Page, "triggered the opening of an FBI counterintelligence investigation in late July 2016".
The memo acknowledges that "the mud will come," but it adds that a remarkable alignment of factors made a run uniquely favorable in 2000.
"The report was rudimentary and of limited use" for any terrorist operation, the memo acknowledges, while nevertheless contending that Mr. Hasanoff's willingness to conduct such surveillance bolstered the case for giving him a 20-year sentence.
The casualties are horrendous in the spring, and by summer the war is going so badly that the Republican president has written a memo acknowledging his probable defeat in the November election.
But it's a dangerous concept if expanded because it could be used to justify all kinds of government misdeeds, especially since Congress has never explicitly authorized an exception for official killing in this kind of circumstance, as the memo acknowledges.
