Sentence examples for note obtained from inspiring English sources

"My message to those people is simple," Mr. Jenkins wrote in an internal note obtained by The New York Times.

A note, obtained by The Times, that was written by the following day's nursing supervisor, described a meeting with the nurses involved in Mrs. Smart's case and makes no mention of warnings to the doctors.

"We can't do Keynesianism twice in 10 years," Michel Sapin, the former finance minister who wrote Hollande's economic programme, told senior German diplomats, according to a confidential note obtained by the Guardian.

The preliminary note, obtained by Le Figaro newspaper, showed the inquiry was focusing on the role of 21 executives far more than it had previously been thought were under investigation.

In the short note, obtained by VICE News, Power expressed frustration with an emergency Security Council session the day before.

Trudeau has been warned of the potential obstacles, according to a briefing note obtained by the Canadian Press.

Note: Obtaining a girl's consent before hugging or kissing (or other contact) does not necessarily require a verbal confirmation.

The reward for Canada lending its boy-scout reputation to this cause was that the other countries would "tolerate higher-cost Canadian producers" and thereby allow its asbestos industry to remain profitable, according to a ministerial briefing-note obtained by a researcher.Fewer than a thousand Canadians still work in asbestos mines, down from 7,000 in the 1970s.

A Labour committee voted not to undertake extra due diligence on voters in its leadership election last week, against the advice of party lawyers, according to leaked meeting notes obtained by the Guardian.

The briefing notes, obtained by Crikey and published on Thursday, reveal Scullion was aware of an August 2014 disturbance at Don Dale and the use of teargas on detainees, as well as the issues raised about it and the juvenile justice system.

Last Thursday, Thomas C. Baxter Jr., the New York Fed's general counsel, told Congressional investigators of his frustration with the banks, according to committee staff notes obtained by The New York Times.