Sentence examples for memo that is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schultz had already outlined many of the problems in a Feb. 14, 2007, memo that is now famous.

Afterward, Mr. Sullivan was asked to put the information in writing, in a memo that is now known as "the white paper".

One document, a memo that is said to have originated in the Saudi embassy in Tehran, mentions "the frustration of the Iranian citizen and his strong desire for regime change".

A previously classified State Department memo that is contained in a report on the pipeline by the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington described how Mr. Rumsfeld broached the subject during a private meeting with Iraq's foreign minister, Tariq Aziz.

Sheikh said Ijaz was "not an ISI man" and that all he wants is "self-vindication", after Haqqani denied collaborating with him to create the memo that is driving Pakistan's politics.

Mr. Brodsky did testify that he had told Mr. Quattrone about the investigations but conceded that he never directed Mr. Quattrone to save any documents and acknowledged that the legal department never sent a document preservation memo that is normally circulated when a subpoena is served until after Mr. Quattrone sent the e-mail message at the heart of the case.

He would refuse to read a management memo that was longer than one side of A4.

This dastardly act led to a warning memo that was posted on Sina Weibo, the Twitter-like service in China.

Attached to the lawsuit, for example, is a memo that was sent to principals in May 2008 to provide guidance on reducing class sizes.

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.

Officials from the Reserve Bank made that exact point in their internal memo that was released after a freedom of information request last week.