Sentence examples for memoranda that from inspiring English sources

If I read the right books, that will do more for me than reading 1,600 memoranda that come across my desk.

Several contain key letters and political memoranda that have been officially "redacted" or withheld by government departments under the Public Records Act.

Among the scattered memoranda that form the basis of the book is this description of Jonson's nocturnal habits of composition: "He would many times exceed in drinke (Canarie was his beloved liquour); then he would tumble home to bed and, when he had thoroughly perspired, then to studie.

The subjects he depicted and the many handwritten annotations, observations and memoranda that are scattered throughout his sketchbooks provide an essential, if at times elusive, source of information about the artist's many journeys around Britain and Europe, the places he saw and the works by other artists he deemed worthy of visual record.

Over two days, Scott Muller, a member of Taubman's retinue of attorneys, parried with Davidge, suggesting the various reasons why the jury might disbelieve both him and the various notes and memoranda that supported his account.

But Science has obtained official memoranda that describe a proposal to transfer the program and $11 million--less than a third of its current $35 million budget--to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

It was that memorandum that was filed on Thursday.

Ukraine and Moldova signed a memorandum that also moved in this direction.

This information is often found in private memorandums that funds provide for investors.

But he could not explain why he never received the memorandum that was addressed to him.

In an eight-page memorandum that consisted mostly of generalities, the Joint Chiefs indicated they would accept the treaty.