Sentence examples for memo recommends from inspiring English sources

The briefing memo recommends announcing a figure for cuts to be achieved and leaving it to the research and funding councils to decide where the axe falls (within months!).

On enforcement, the memo recommends reforms such as reviewing priorities for removal and ending programs that lead to many deportations such as Secure Communities and the 287 g) policy.

The memo recommends that Nunn's time be focused on contacting only those donors who have given $1,000, but could give more; those who have already given the $5,200 maximum, but could give more to the victory fund, which redistributes money to the Georgia Democratic Party; and large donor candidates for the National Finance Committee.

When the unit released its final recommendations on March 17 , 1983 the memo recommended 19 changes to eliminate various concurrent routings, including the truncation of US 2 to St. Ignace, changes to the routing of US 10, and the removal of US 33 from the state.

Finally, the memo recommended exploiting racial tensions among Democrats.

The memo recommended that "the process by which applications, interviews and assignments are evaluated be reviewed to guarantee that all candidates receive equal treatment and consideration".

In 1971, Patrick Buchanan wrote a memo recommending that the President reverse that policy, as part of a strategy to insure that George McGovern (the candidate Nixon wanted to run against) would defeat Edmund Muskie for the Democratic nomination.

The memo recommended that Mr. Beame veto the bill, "which, as you know, is the result of Paul O'Dwyer's attempt to make us a Dutch city instead of an English one".

In 2012, Sarkozy's education minister issued a memo recommending schools uphold the "neutrality of public service" on school trips, meaning mothers in hijabs should remove them if helping on an outing.

On February 1st, a day before Obama was scheduled to meet with congressional leaders from both parties to make his case for the stimulus, his advisers wrote him a memo recommending that he keep the stimulus package from growing: "We believe that it is critical to draw a sharp line not to exceed $900 billion, so that the size of the package does not spiral out of control".

Evidence at trial included a confidential 1989 memo recommending against a mass buyout of contaminated houses.