Sentence examples for memoranda that are from inspiring English sources

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.

They illustrate how one president's assertion of executive power — sometimes in memorandums that are secret at the time — establishes a "precedent" for his successors to develop by applying it to new circumstances.

Today, several agencies have issued guidelines and other policy memorandums that are legitimate efforts to manage the emerging issues within medical marijuana even if those efforts are often hamstrung by Congress's failure to pass legislation reforming marijuana laws.

It was that memorandum that was filed on Thursday.

The techniques have been discussed for years and were detailed in Justice Department memorandums that were declassified in 2009.

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

The administration should fully release the 2010 classified memorandum that was the basis for the unclassified, leaked white paper.

The Times announced Mr. Rich's departure in a staff memorandum that was sent to employees on Tuesday morning.

"They felt they were behind in their work," Mr. McGuinn said in an internal memorandum that was issued on Tuesday.

Louis B. Freeh, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and many of his assistants vigorously contended that the accusations required an independent investigation, according to memorandums that were later disclosed.

Mrs. Clinton's criticism of Mr. Obama yesterday came in response to a reporter's question about an Obama campaign memorandum that was released earlier in the day.