Sentence examples for memo based on from inspiring English sources

In an internal memo based on that study, a deputy commissioner told Mr. Safir that many elite units consisted entirely of white men "despite the fact that they serve communities that are either ethnically diverse or majority minority".

"I was asked to write an informal memo based on the assumption that there was a business purpose," said Mr. Kuller, who is now with McKee Nelson Ernst & Young in Washington.

In a memo based on his own post-election survey, David Winston, a pollster who works with House Republicans, found that 53 percent of independent voters in the midterm elections thought favorably of the Tea Party, versus 39 percent who took a dimmer view of the movement.

The memo, based on a contact who had given officials reliable information in the past, said the plan was to target white officers in order to "send a message".

Saddam lay awake at night worrying about knotty problems, and later issued memos based on the dreams he had when he drifted into sleep.

Despite their nickname of the "black spider memos" based on the Charles's handwritten scrawl, they are all typewritten with an occasional note from the prince apologising for the length of a particular missive.

The memo was based on conversations between officials from the university groups and officials within the Obama administration, the memo said.

On this aspect, I agree with Carville, Greenberg, and Seifert, whose memo was based on focus groups they had carried out with independent voters in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

That unclassified memo is based on classified advice from the Office of Legal Counsel that is being made available to the intelligence committees' members, the official said.

Democrats have called the four-page memo misleading, based on a selective use of highly classified data and intended to discredit Special Counsel Robert Mueller's criminal probe into potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to help him win the 2016 presidential election.

And he had a flair for what he believed, sometimes accurately, to be scoops".Foreign Report has had a number of exclusives from Washington," he noted in a 1989 memo, including recent ones "based on comments by the director of the CIA, Sununu, Quayle, Scowcroft, General Powell and Rozanne Ridgway.