Sentence examples for memo inside from inspiring English sources

This morning an internal memo inside of Microsoft detailed a new employee ranking system that will replace former policy.

Judge Revel could have easily left a detailed memo inside Lindsay's court file indicating her recommendation for dealing with Ms. Lohan when she returned to court, depending on what proof the actress offered in support of her blunder.

During closing arguments, Liberty Media's lawyer, Michael Calhoon, urged jurors to "look at these internal memos, inside the company, talking about what was really going on inside the company when the company was saying to the public and to Liberty something totally different".

The "all-consuming" day job made it difficult to devote much time to writing, yet it was, he says, "a compulsion, which I sublimated over years and years of writing probably the most erudite internal memos inside the civil service" (the novel's first line features the words "kismet", "serendipity" and "happenstance").

Prosecutors realize a company's files don't usually include a smoking gun - like a memo entitled "My Inside Information".

Maximising the destructive qualities of Manu Tuilagi was the "memo" Leicester's inside centre Dan Bowden gave himself for Saturday's 31-6 win over Newcastle Falcons at Welford Road.

The memos, which provide the first inside look at the complex trading strategies Enron used in California, give strong ammunition to state officials who have long argued that Enron and other power marketers manipulated the state's market and played a crucial role in the crisis that cost California consumers and utilities tens of billions of dollars in 2000 and 2001.

Last summer, when Pitts' handiwork was clear in the regulations Secretary Sebelius proposed for operations of the state health insurance exchanges, I even went so far as to write a long, and, I thought, thoughtful memo, to one of my inside-the-Beltway, powerful feminist friends to say that it was time--past time--to do something new and different.

Rosenstein's memo reflects genuine frustration inside the Justice Department about the F.B.I.'s handling of the Clinton e-mails, and betrays long-standing fissures between the two institutions, which are headquartered across from each other on Pennsylvania Avenue.

Inside, he recalled, was a memo from Mr. Low about Juan Cole that included a paragraph with "inappropriate, derogatory remarks" about his lifestyle.

Last week, recalling last August's request by George W. Bush to the C.I.A.'s George Tenet for a memo detailing the terrorist threat inside the U.S., I opined that the president had asked the wrong man.