Sentence examples for memorandum presented from inspiring English sources

The most striking came in the Aug. 6 memorandum presented in an intelligence briefing the White House says Mr. Bush requested.

An action memorandum presented to the defense secretary on Nov. 27, 2002, recommends that he approve a number of interrogation techniques for use at Guantánamo, including one described as "the use of stress positions (like standing), for a maximum of four hours".

The news became public through official documents sent by the Colombian Minister of Foreign Relations to Senor D.A. Martelo, the Colombian Consul at New Orleans, embodying proposals by the United States Minister, Mr. James T. Du Bois, in a memorandum presented to Dr. Urrutia, the Colombian Minister of Foreign Affairs.

The White House announced Wednesday that it would release to Congress classified documents on drone attacks, but it's not yet clear whether those include the full classified 2010 memorandum presenting the Justice Department's legal reasoning.

Kangxi read all the reports and memorandums presented to him, meticulously correcting even the smallest scribal errors, and he often boasted that he routinely took care of all the documents, even in wartime, when 300 400 arrived daily.

The simulated task consisted of a 20-second baseline period (during which the population was in a baseline firing fixed point), followed by a 300-ms sample cue period corresponding to the period during which a memorandum was presented.

The trio wrote a memorandum which was presented to Franco himself by Mauricio's father Manuel.

They presented a memorandum calling upon the United States to protect civil rights.

Ripley got an extra sofa, and, at an audience with the Prime Minister, presented a memorandum asking if he might come back in a year or two and move about more freely.

In a memorandum of 1908, Scott presented his view that man-hauling to the South Pole was impossible and that motor traction was needed.

In 1618 it presented a memorandum in pursuit of this order that included the following: Willem Janszoon returned to the Netherlands apparently in the belief that the south coast of New Guinea was joined to the land along which he sailed, although his own chart did not verify his claim to have continuously followed the coastline where the Torres Strait is found.