Sentence examples for memoranda in which from inspiring English sources

Most of his forecasts, made in folksy memoranda in which he attacked company doubters, have not transpired.

He signed an unenforceable memorandum in which FreshDirect talks of, maybe, reserving 300 jobs for Bronx residents.

Saville refers to Ford's memorandum in which he suggested shooting selected ringleaders of the rioters after warnings.

The midterm for "Public Policy Analysis" is a longer memorandum in which students are encouraged to talk to people in the field.

Most damagingly, they turned up a 1952 memorandum in which he supported the "separate but equal" Plessy ruling of 1896, which had established segregation.

Judge Mark L. Wolf of Federal District Court ruled that prosecutors failed to disclose a memorandum in which a witness tried to recant a statement implicating the man, Vincent Ferrara.

It was the retiree group that first released internal memorandums in which park superintendents were told to substitute the term "service level adjustments" for cuts.

Before the session began, one of Saddam's lawyers, former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark, was ejected from the courtroom after handing the judge a memorandum in which he called the trial a travesty.

In the memorandum in which Mr. de Vink and others agree to promote Neurontin for migraines, executives detail the results of an initial study the company performed in Europe that concluded the drug was not effective for that problem.

This letter is in response to your Nov. 14, 2000, memorandum in which you required the Broward County Canvassing Board (the "board") to submit a written statement of facts and circumstances justifying an amended certification of county returns.

Drafts of the climate section, with changes sought by the White House, were given to The New York Times yesterday by a former E.P.A. official, along with earlier drafts and an internal memorandum in which some officials protested the changes.