Sentence examples for memorandum that a from inspiring English sources

A16 SCIENCE/HEALTH Warning on Depression Drugs A top government scientist who concluded last year that most antidepressants are too dangerous for children because of a suicide risk wrote in a memorandum that a new study confirms his findings.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee, which is investigating ImClone, released portions of a memorandum that a Bristol-Myers executive wrote on Dec. 30, reviewing the draft of what ImClone was going to tell investors the next day.

During the star-chamber trial that followed, he was never permitted to know the actual charges against him, which were based entirely on a torn-up bordereau, or memorandum, that a cleaning woman had retrieved from the wastebasket of the German military attaché.

Ms. Medsger's article cited what was perhaps the most damning document from the cache, a 1970 memorandum that offered a glimpse into Hoover's obsession with snuffing out dissent.

These letters included a memorandum that suggested an interpretation of the CSA that would render assisted suicide illegal.

In a memorandum that followed an involuntary bankruptcy filing against Bridge by one of its creditors, Mr. Bloomberg, the founder of Bloomberg L.P., suggested that "we are prepared to help Bridge if they ask".

This post is based on a CamberView memorandum that features an interview with Rakhi Kumar, Senior Managing Director at State Street Global Advisors.

On Saturday, Trump signed a memorandum that gave Bannon a seat on the "principals committee" of cabinet members who shape US foreign and defense policy.

President Trump instituted an immediate hiring freeze Monday, signing a presidential memorandum that would affect a large swath of the executive branch but leave wide latitude for exemptions for those working in the military, national security and public safety.

The report, according to three people familiar with its findings, is a memorandum that will lay out a narrative in about a dozen paragraphs the limited contact Mr. Obama's advisers had with the governor's office.

Asked about a memorandum that discussed the possibility of a sliding scale for the commissions Sotheby's or Christie's might charge sellers of art and collectibles, Ainslie answered: "I can't imagine [Taubman] being able to comprehend this conversation.