Sentence examples for mental memo from inspiring English sources
"I think I may have to," was the usual reply, delivered with a weary sigh as the respondent composed a mental memo to his or her editor, selflessly volunteering, in the name of journalistic duty and international cinematic excellence, to spend 10 grueling late-summer days on the Lido.
Turning to the matter of what constitutes severe mental pain, the memo notes that the statute prohibits torture caused by mind-altering substances, which the authors take to mean drugs.
Andrea Graves, and her supervisors at the base mental health clinic wrote in a May memo.
Police had passed "prejudiced lie-filled memos from force to force" about her mental health", adding: "What seemed to matter was that she was a prostitute and that he was from a famous band".
Did I miss out on a memo that I'm also in charge of the local mental health hospital, too?
In one of the memos, Steven G. Bradbury, then Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General, opines on what constitutes "prolonged mental harm" as a result of torture.
The memo will crystallise concerns among charities, campaigners and medical professionals over the impact of welfare reforms on the mental health of some of Britain's most vulnerable people.
In October , 2002 Diane Beaver, a lawyer at the Pentagon, wrote a memo to superiors, arguing that waterboarding might "be permissible if not done with the specific intent to cause prolonged mental harm, and absent medical evidence that it would".
