Sentence examples for memoranda preserved from inspiring English sources
The narrative draws upon a wide variety of sources: a report on Egyptian Jews from official archives, texts of Ptolemaic legal decrees, administrative memoranda preserved in royal files or in the Alexandria library, accounts of pilgrimages to Jerusalem, a treatise on the ideals of kingship, and an apology for Jewish law.
The agency's general counsel directed employees in a memorandum to preserve and produce all documents related to the decision, including any opposing views and communications between senior agency officials and the White House.
Sometimes the government demonstrates that there is no contamination of the information used to an obtain an indictment by having it "canned," or preserved, in a memorandum completed and dated before the prosecutors are exposed to suspects' compulsory statements, but that was not done in this case, the judge said.
Favo's thoughts and actions during the Colombo war have been preserved in testimony, affidavits, memorandums, and a daily diary.
Memoranda provide descriptions of meetings and telephone calls; correspondence whether by mail or cable was preserved; minutes were kept of sessions of the National Security Council and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, much of them eventually published.
By contrast, his recognition memory for topographical memoranda (e.g. buildings, landscapes) and ability to find his way around was preserved.
Memoranda provide descriptions of meetings and telephone calls; correspondence — whether by mail or cable — was preserved; minutes were kept of sessions of the National Security Council and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, much of them eventually published.
Abraham Lincoln preserved the Union.
Many relics are preserved.
