"memoranda" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to mean a list of items to be remembered in a specific order, typically for a meeting. For example, "The Chairman provided us with a list of memoranda for the upcoming board meeting."
Hiding legal memoranda rationalizing drone strikes against US citizens.
The past decade has seen a mushrooming of memoranda of understanding (MOUs) between regulators.
The second, say the memoranda, was for Enron to "get paid for moving energy to relieve congestion without actually moving any energy or relieving any congestion".
If this could ever be proved, the ensuing litigation would bury the industry.The two Enron memoranda offer more evidence of the roundabout route that electrons take from power plants to households in America.
The proposal for Artémis to buy Executive Life is also explicitly described in the briefing document received by Mr Peyrelevade's office in December 1993.This document included detailed memoranda on the transaction, prepared ostensibly for the new boss of Altus, Claude-Eric Paquin. Claude-Eric Paquin
Mr Paquin had been at Altus since 1992, working with its previous boss, Jean-François Hénin, who was the main architect of the Executive Life deal.The memoranda spelled out clearly the fronting scheme.
The report also says that memoranda to TIBC's executive committee, seeking the chairman's signature, were also addressed to Mr Sanea, long after his resignation.
Besides the Enron deal, the government has recently signed deals or memoranda of understanding with Siemens, a German engineering firm, Agip, an Italian oil group, and Eskom, a South African electricity company, to help its crumbling power network.
Deloitte points to memoranda showing that the Bank maintained this line even after the authorities in Luxembourg themselves told the Bank that they could not properly oversee BCCI, and even as evidence mounted that BCCI was, in the words of one Bank employee, "the financial equivalent of the SS Titanic".
His own indifference in this case to his administration's dubious legal memoranda shows the true value he placed on those documents.
Two French energy companies, Areva and EDF, signed memoranda of understanding with a number of Polish construction firms in September with the aim of collaborating on the construction of a future nuclear plant.Mr Tusk's government first signalled its commitment to develop a nuclear energy programme in 2009, with the publication of a plan to diversify the country's energy mix.
