Sentence examples for memorandum this from inspiring English sources

The rules are so complicated that the I.R.S. issued a memorandum this month seeking to clarify its interpretation of its own rules.

In a statement released along with the memorandum this evening, the White House made clear that Mr. Bush was not proposing any reduction in the $425 million in aid allocated for overseas family planning for this fiscal year, but was simply placing restraints on how it was used.

As I prepare for TDOR, I am reminded how I was almost one of the names that many of us will read in memorandum this evening.

Writing during last month's "Sunshine Week" -- a national initiative focusing on government transparency and open government -- White House staff took pains to highlight Obama's accomplishments on this front, and pointed back to another of his early memoranda, this one dealing with the importance of the Freedom of Information Act.

He added, "By signing the Special Operations document and this memorandum, the conditions of the government of Afghanistan will be fulfilled to pave the way for signing the strategic partnership document with the United States of America".

"We are sending out the memorandum this week," he says.

Dimitri Psyllidis, a former Merrill Lynch banker, is becoming global head of macro, the bank said in an internal memorandum this week.

The Congressional Research Service in a memorandum this week said the number "normally becomes the same as a majority of the number of electoral votes counted".

In a leaked memorandum this year, Mr. Elop compared the company's predicament — trying to catch up with Apple and Google — to that of a man standing on a burning oil rig at sea.

Frank Luntz, the Republican pollster who wrote a memorandum this year advising the administration how to sound sympathetic on the environment, said today: "The American people believe that many of these environmental groups are extreme.

The Justice Department's leaked memorandum authorizing this killing claims that it adheres to the "due process of war;" this too is a labile definition given that we are not at war with Yemen.