Sentence examples for memorandum as it from inspiring English sources

The Taft-Katsura memorandum, as it is known, allowed Japan to control Korea in exchange for its pledge not to interfere in the Philippines, which the United States had acquired as a result of the Spanish-American War.

Officials dispute how much senior Justice Department officials knew of the memorandum as it was being prepared.

The Loper Memorandum, as it became known, was influential in persuading the Joint Chiefs, the Secretary of Defense, and ultimately the President to authorize a crash program to develop thermonuclear weapons.

In his memorandum as well as in recent remarks to reporters, General Hendrix has been careful to emphasize that he did not think that there were broad, systemic problems with the training of American peacekeeping forces.

He was sent a memorandum as long ago as May 2014 about a research study that found irregularities in some VW vehicles' emissions, reported the Financial Times (FT).

He said that he expected auditors to read the revised memorandum as making it clear that parents can take the exemption in the year of the abduction and "could stretch it to suggest, 'O.K., go ahead and give it the next year or two,' but beyond that I would not take too much comfort" from the memorandum.

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The work draws heavily on White House, State Department and National Security Council memorandums, as well as extensive interviews and archival research in Cuba, Angola, Germany and elsewhere.

A review of lobbying records, legal filings, and internal emails and memorandums, as well as housing officials' calendars and White House and Treasury visitor logs, illuminates the banks' effort.

Presumably, he wouldn't have released memorandums as damning as these if he weren't prepared to make a fuller case.

Through a public information request, The New York Times obtained records from the investigation, including the group's internal e-mails and memorandums, as well as the sworn testimony of Mr. Dubke and others.