Sentence examples for particular memorandum from inspiring English sources

But she also acknowledged some personal responsibility for the views in the documents, testifying that "I don't want to say that there is nothing of me in these memos," and "I think that it's actually fair when you look" at a particular memorandum "to think that I was stating an opinion".

These were added to each interview as special memoranda.

Although it does not recommend a particular sentence, Mr. Rajaratnam's memorandum asks Judge Holwell to sentence him to a term of imprisonment well below what is called for by the federal sentencing guidelines, which the government asserts provides for a recommended term of 19 and a half to 24 and a half years in prison.

In the memorandum Dr Ochberg reserved particular admiration for Ms Knight, whom he said had suffered "the longest and most severely".

Mr. Morton's memorandum refers to a particular group of illegal immigrants: those who have been detained in ICE operations because they did not have legal status, but who have active applications in the system to become legal residents.

Of particular embarrassment to McCain was a memorandum released during the campaign linking Scheunemann to war profiteering in Iraq.

California Rep. Adam Schiff, who as the House Intelligence Committee's top Democrat is familiar with the particulars drawn up in the secret memorandum of understanding with Qatar that established the travel ban, told the AP that the Qataris had done a pretty good job of monitoring the former detainees, but noted that he's chiefly concerned with what comes next.

It is the purpose of individual COST Actions to establish networks of co-operation and collaboration between interested researchers (in COST-eligible countries that have signed-up to the appropriate Memorandum of Understanding) in the particular area of science addressed by the Action.

A Memorandum of Understanding on the particulars was not established until 16 June, when it was actually tabled in the House of Commons.

This sent other news organizations into a frenzy to consult document experts, and determine whether old typewriters might have had particular spacing and typefaces needed to produce the memorandums.

In particular, he urged the administration to make public a memorandum on counterterrorism initiatives that he wrote just days after Mr. Bush took office, as well as a counterterrorism plan that the White House ultimately approved more than seven months later, a week before the attacks.