Following the uproar, Ajmal Obaid Abidy, spokesman for Ghani, attempted to play down its significance, saying other memorandums had been signed with the ISI in the past, but he did not say what areas they covered.
Internal memorandums from Downing Street, leaked to the press, show a government in disarray.
Instead the buck is passed, memorandums are left unread and investigations drag on for years until the press or the European Parliament get hold of them.Plus ça change...After the last big scandal, the European Commission promised a radical overhaul of the way it worked.
We usually and willingly conclude separate memorandums of understanding that obligate us under regional or global fish-quota systems.Concerning the recent fatal shooting of a Taiwanese fisherman, Hong Shi-cheng, by the Philippine coastguard, the tragic event happened in overlapping economic zones between Taiwan and the Philippines.
Written from Her Own Memorandums.
Though not acclaimed a great artist, Vertue left a body of work that has great historical value, including notes and memorandums that were to go into his planned History of the Arts in England.
In 1623 and 1624 Olivares presented to the king and Council of State a number of memorandums that were nothing less than plans for a far-reaching reform of government and society on the lines advocated by the arbitristas.
After a succession of more or less sleepless nights, Lincoln produced a set of memorandums on military policy.
This system, cooperative in spirit and economical in staff and expense, he elaborated on in his detailed political memorandums.
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 12th-century Gaelic memorandums (the earliest extant Gaelic written in Scotland) provide information on a little-known period of Scottish history the end of the Celtic period.
