Sentence examples for memoranda were from inspiring English sources

Then, after the economy crumbled, bailouts were issued, memoranda were signed and the Greek political system imploded, something changed: on the 6 May election, Golden Dawn got almost 7% of the vote (and 21 seats in parliament).

The Senate armed services committee recently released a public report that establishes that almost immediately after Zayn's capture, a group of some of the highest-ranking government officials in the land met in the White House to orchestrate and oversee his torture, months before the now-infamous torture memoranda were issued in August 2002.

Many people accused in these "blind memoranda" were fired without any further process.

"Frankly, I do believe that the memoranda could have been written differently, but for the most part, the memoranda were accurate.

And it raises legitimate questions about how carefully official statements, or even executive orders and presidential memoranda, were thought through before being released into the world.

Interpretive memoranda were generated which explained each theme and how it connected with existing perspectives on the general public response to pandemic influenza.

Should authors of dubious legal memoranda be investigated?

The flurry of memoranda was part of Nixon's rolling campaign for redemption and, not least, relevance.

In these memoranda's, they expressed their concern for the people living upstream of Barak River and the potential environmental impact of the Dam's construction (Islam 2013).

Both memoranda are boilerplate.

Second, most executive orders (as well as presidential directives, proclamations, and memoranda) are trivial.