Sentence examples for memo was published from inspiring English sources

After the memo was published, Sturgeon complained of "dirty tricks".

The memo was published in the Sunday Telegraph on 10 February.

The Downing Street memo was published May 1 in The Sunday Times of London.

But Sturgeon said Carmichael should consider quitting parliament because, after the incriminating memo was published in the Daily Telegraph, he lied about his involvement in its release.

Hours after the memo was published last Tuesday, the chancellor told the Spectator that allies of Gordon Brown were "clearly involved" in attempts to manipulate the Libor rate.

The memo was published as an internal company blog post.

The memo is published in the first volume of the authorised biography of Thatcher, written by the former Daily Telegraph editor Charles Moore, which is published on Monday.

Opposition grew, especially after the Bush Administration memos were published in "The Torture Papers," edited by Karen J. Greenberg and Joshua L. Dratel, and the chilling story behind them was reported by Jane Mayer in her book "The Dark Side".

"State prosecution relies upon a good faith basis that sufficient evidence exists to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt," read the memo, which was published by the office of Palm Beach County state attorney, Dave Aronberg.

"We want to give the impression of driving determination to hear everyone out," Alexis Herman and Mike Lux told Clinton in the memo, which was published by Bill Clinton's presidential library on Friday.

Her first book of poetry, Memo for Spring, was published in 1972, to widespread acclaim; and from that moment, she was recognised as a major voice in new Glasgow poetry, working alongside – and sometimes performing with – major figures including Tom Leonard, Alasdair Gray and James Kelman, among others.