Sentence examples for memorandum indicates that from inspiring English sources

No official report of the discussion was issued, but Lansbury's personal memorandum indicates that Hitler expressed willingness to join in a world conference if Roosevelt would convene it.

An April 18 internal Halliburton memorandum indicates that Halliburton again warned BP about its practices, this time saying that a "severe" gas flow problem would occur if the casings were not centered more carefully.

Ms. Seitz only took over the Office of Legal Counsel in late June, but her memorandum indicates that other lawyers in the office had given oral guidance that officials with the Office of Science and Technology Policy could meet with the visiting Chinese officials last spring, before the meetings took place.

Mr. Specter then said that the memorandum indicated that if the Justice Department opened an investigation of Mr. Schwartz, it should also begin an inquiry of Mr. Clinton.

[C12.] F.D.A. Memo on Vioxx Deaths Regulators published a memorandum indicating that Merck's drug Vioxx might have contributed to 27,785 heart attacks and deaths from 1999 through 2003.

But the Strauss memorandum indicated that Mr. Gore might have known when he was questioned by Justice Department investigators that money was being split into both unrestricted soft-money accounts and restricted hard-money accounts.

A memorandum indicating that the police agreed to enforce unposted rules restricting activities at Zuccotti Park, the epicenter of the Occupy movement, surfaced on Thursday night, protesters said, handed out by a man who said that he worked for Brookfield Properties, which owns the park.

A DEP memorandum indicated that this methodology was considered a qualitative, not quantitative, method that required less analysis time than the more accurate purge and trap method and so allowed for a rapid response and remediation [ 13].

But internal Pentagon memoranda indicate that Mr. Rumsfeld is personally deciding which contacts should be allowed with the Chinese and that he has rejected an overwhelming majority of them.

Though the Pentagon says it is conducting a case-by-case study, internal memoranda indicate that Mr. Rumsfeld is personally deciding which contacts with the Chinese should be allowed and that he has rejected most of them.

But memorandums indicated that as problems with Firestone tires surfaced overseas, Ford engineers, as did the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, looked mainly at other data: consumer complaints to the government agency's toll-free hotline.