Sentence examples for one memorandum from inspiring English sources

One memorandum on a $1 billion plan to expand locks on the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers said that a preliminary study of the project was "wrong" and that the work should not be extended to 2025.

But an examination of the slides on July 30 contradicted Ms. Gilchrist's findings, one memorandum said, and concluded that the slides actually contained no sperm at all.

One memorandum to security guards, referring to a large hole in a wall, said, "It is obvious a body slamming into the wall was the cause".

In one memorandum, E.P.A. officials attacked an Energy Department draft as "highly biased and loaded with emotionally charged code words" that would ultimately "vitiate" the pollution-control program.

In one memorandum, a lieutenant asks bin Laden for permission to send an associate planning attacks in Europe into Iran for "around three months" to "train the brothers".

Alberto R. Gonzales, the White House counsel said, for example, in one memorandum that the Geneva Conventions were "quaint" and not suitable for the war against terrorism.

In one internal memorandum on Sept. 4, 2001, Richard A. Clarke, who was the White House counterterrorism adviser, sought to protest what he regarded as foot dragging in the Pentagon and C.I.A. "Are we serious about dealing with the al Qida threat?" Mr. Clarke asked.

The crisscrossing, according to one transit memorandum, has long made trains on the lines "difficult to schedule and even more difficult to operate in a reliable manner".

One 2005 memorandum, for example, asserts that "enhanced techniques" used on Abu Zubaydah and Mr. Mohammed "yielded critical information".

One strategy memorandum from Mr. Penn offered ways for Mrs. Clinton to attack Mr. Obama.

One F.B.I. memorandum spoke of "torture techniques" used by military interrogators.