The memorandums, principally one written on Jan . 9 provided legal arguments to support administration officials' assertions that the Geneva Conventions did not apply to detainees from the war in Afghanistan.
During my own research into the history of theatre censorship in Britain during this period, I was allowed to see a little of what's held in the Round Tower, and these documents, alongside the hundreds of censorship files held in the British Library archive – stuffed full of correspondence and memoranda – shed light on one aspect of that relationship.
After the signing of the WTO agreements, the European Community signed two Memoranda of Understanding, one with Pakistan and another with India on arrangements in the area of market access for textile products.
But Daniel J. Weiss, the Sierra Club's political director, described the memorandum as "one person's opinion," adding that it would have "no impact" on whether the group endorsed Mr. Gore.
'In case of an agreement to sell' (as distinguished from an executed transfer) 'or where the transfer is made by delivery of the certificate assigned in blank,' then a memorandum in a prescribed form must be executed by the seller, and this prescribed memorandum is the one to be stamped.
A war of memorandums ensued, one of unusual ferocity.
The Phoenix memorandum is one of two documents under heavy scrutiny by Congressional investigators.
We need the strongest team possible to revise the memorandum," said one government source.
Through his first seven days, he has signed six executive orders (along with eight memorandums and one proclamation).
Before Mrs. Clinton spoke, the Obama campaign issued a memorandum from one of its campaign lawyers, Robert F. Bauer, who raised several questions about a Michigan do-over.
