Sentence examples for memo addresses from inspiring English sources

The interagency memo addresses the 'country rebuilding' [portion] of the operation".

Notably, too, the memo addresses directly the Johnson Amendment, the provision in the U.S. tax code that prohibits churches and other non-profits from endorsing political candidates.

In a discussion of APSCU's legislative strategy, the memo addresses a bill to repeal Obama Administration rules that would tighten standards regarding credit hours and ensure at least minimal oversight by states of schools receiving federal aid.

5.12pm BST Politico obtains an internal Verizon memo addressing the court order without acknowledging its existence.

Senior executives, including Mr. Baxter, allowed Mr. Lederfeind's clients to trade frequently, the attorney general said, citing a June 1998 memo addressed to Mr. Baxter.

A quick tabulation generated the following memo addressed to the culinary department of my frontal lobe: too big, too good-looking (both the interior and the personnel).

In my occasional role as an unpaid provider of unsolicited advice to both Presidential candidates, here is an urgent action memo addressed to the Barber of Cranbrook.

In a memo addressed to employees, U.P.S. said, "Limiting plan eligibility is one way to manage ongoing health care costs, now and into the future, so that we can continue to provide affordable coverage for our employees".

In a memo addressed to state administrators across France, Prime Minister François Fillon ordered the honorific — akin to "damsel" and the equivalent of "miss" — banished from official forms and registries.

On 30 December 2004, a memo addressed to James Comey was issued that superseded the infamous memo that defined torture as pain "equivalent in intensity to the pain accompanying serious physical injury, such as organ failure".

In that memo, addressed to David Frasca, chief of the F.B.I.'s radical fundamentalist unit, Mr. Williams warned that Osama bin Laden's followers might be training for terror operations at American flight schools.