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At the hearing, Commissioner Robin Hankey highlighted a recently adopted Office of Management and Budget Policy memo that, for the first time, addresses the proper role of security contractors in combat zones.
Dillman was a strong defender of Wal-Mart's benefits plan, and said that the Susan Chambers memo that called for Wal-Mart to cease hiring unhealthy people had been misinterpreted.
challenges Mirkarimi's March 13 department-wide memo that called for "limited contact and communication with ICE representatives absent a court-issued warrant, a signed court order, or other legal requirement authorizing ICE access".
On November 5th, Obama's campaign sent reporters a research memo that criticized Hillary Clinton for changing her position on ethanol, Iowa's most parochial issue.
Henderson said the legislation has been revised to align with the Cole memo, a 2013 Justice Department memo that set guidelines for US attorneys on enforcing federal drug laws in states that have legalized medical or recreational marijuana.
But it's one thing to know that, in the abstract, and quite another to actually read a strategy memo that's not intended for public consumption.
Mr. Rogers read from a government memo that said security controls for the federal exchange had not been fully tested as of Sept. 27.
Major League Baseball sent teams a memo that said the process for replacing a restricted-list player would be reviewed this winter.
In 1971, corporate lawyer (and future supreme court justice) Lewis Powell wrote a 5,000-word 5,000-wordwas a blueprint for a broad attack on the liberal establishmemo.
Later it was revealed the he was speaking on the basis of a memo that had been prepared for him during the 1981 campaign, in case anyone asked how come the Republicans were supporting a Democrat for mayor.
The office was thrust into the limelight a few years ago when word leaked out of an O.L.C. torture memo that cleared the way for horrific forms of interrogation.
