Sentence examples for memo of a from inspiring English sources

A leaked memo of a meeting between business chiefs and the minister for the Cabinet Office, Francis Maude, says there will be "no return to the 1990s" and wholesale outsourcing.

That memo to Mr. Lay, Mr. Hiler said, "was not the memo of a whistle-blower, but a memo inviting him to participate in a plan for public relations spin control and scapegoating".

A leaked memo of a meeting between Tony Blair and George W Bush in 2005 purportedly revealed the men had discussed a bombing raid on Al Jazeera's head office in Doha, although Mr Blair persuaded the president to abandon the plan.

It is, admittedly, a hard book to sum up succinctly: a few weeks ago, after telling my editor I'd e-mail him my quick reaction to it, I ended up typing a memo of roughly a thousand words.

The State Association of Counties weighed in, saying in a memo of opposition that "a fact-finder would have to make a determination based upon significantly aged and clouded" evidence.

Charlotte St . Martin the executive director of the Broadway League, said in a telephone interview on Monday that the league had drafted a "memo of understanding" in 1991 after a dispute during the lengthy preview period for the musical "Nick and Nora".

told reporters Friday that the memo of recommendations is a broad document that caucus members will discuss at a meeting with Johnson next Wednesday.

Since the Spellings' memo of April 5th, a law which was not clearcut is now crystal clear.

A folded slip of paper, which sticks out of its yellowed pages, is from the memo pad of a financial analyst named Stephanie.

Think: Three and a half years ago, the president received a memo warning of a noted terrorist's determination to attack America within its borders.

He's celebrating that birthday with a fresh memo: "Dawn of a New Day".