Sentence examples for memo refers from inspiring English sources

(Another redacted F.B.I. memo refers to "a prime suspect who is a lawyer in New York who had been doing research on these papers," which might be a different suspect but appears to be the same man).

Talking Points Memo refers to von Spakovsky as a "voter-suppression guru".

The memo refers to a federal law that allows such information to be used in a criminal proceeding only with the advance approval of the attorney general.

Shorter after, Sarkozy invited Council leader Mustafa Abdul Jalil to the Elysee Palace, recognized the NTC — which the Blumenthal memo refers to as "France's client" — as the country's official government, and began pressuring other NATO countries to take military action in Libya.

But the memo referred to many of the same due diligence issues that Ms. Chamberlain raised.

These seven perils were enumerated in a memo, referred to as Document No. 9, that bears the unmistakable imprimatur of Xi Jinping, China's new top leader.

The F.B.I. seemed to doubt those claims, with a later memo referring to "the fabrication of the deceptive cover story told by the company officials during their interviews".

But the deceit began to unravel in late 1999 when Mr. Davidge's secretary gave investigators a memo referring to Ms. Brooks as his "special friend".

On Dec. 31, 1997, an in-house Smithsonian lawyer, Ildiko P. DeAngelis, wrote a memo referring to "a representation by Mr. Axelrod that the quartet is valued at $50 million".

It is further reflected in a memo referred to as Document No. 9, which warns of subversive elements in Chinese society and reveals how President Xi Jinping intends to silence democracy advocates.

"I'm not keen on the paired testing proposal — it will only encourage Gingrich in his opposition to this enforcement technique," Ms. Kagan wrote on the memo, referring to the House speaker, Newt Gingrich.