Sentence examples for over correspondence from inspiring English sources

The subpoena orders me to hand over correspondence between my staff members and state attorneys general, and between my staff members and environmental organizations and funders. .

"Through color, light, perspective and scale, each section of the film was planned to evoke a certain kind of emotion in the viewer," the animator writes over correspondence.

Mr. Halderman also handed over photographs, correspondence and a page of the personal diary of Ms. Birkitt.

They had already turned over their data in response to previous requests but refused to turn over scientists' correspondence.

Reynolds and the defense team's paralegal were served with subpoenas requiring that they turn over all correspondence with the Schneiders and their patients.

Denied spousal privilege, Kelli endured a deposition and had to turn over private correspondence Rosie had written to her as she and the publisher battled for creative control of the magazine.

But a subpoena served on Mr. Miller last Friday ordered him to turn over any correspondence or other documents that relate to Mr. Torricelli, his campaign, or five of his closest aides.

Federal agents appeared in the offices of influential lawyers and business executives across the state on Thursday with court orders demanding that they turn over all correspondence with Mr. Torricelli, his campaign and two related political committees, as well as any checks, tallies, invoices or other records pertaining to Mr. Torricelli's 1996 fund-raising operation.

A nonprofit group opposed to GM products filed a flurry of freedom of information requests late last month with at least four U.S. universities, asking administrators to turn over any correspondence between a dozen academic researchers and a handful of agricultural companies, trade groups, and PR firms.

A nonprofit group opposed to GM products late last month filed a flurry of freedom of information requests with at least four U.S. universities, asking administrators to turn over any correspondence between a dozen academic researchers and a handful of agricultural companies, trade groups, and public relations firms.

They passed (in three days from writing to passage!) a bill that would exempt public officials from having to turn over public correspondence if it took place on instant messaging programs and text messages.