A few days after the meeting in Paris, Hillman had sent Khashoggi a twelve-point memorandum, dated December 26 , 2002 setting the conditions that Iraq would have to meet.
Defense Minister Sadoun Dulaimi said during a news conference here that the five-point memorandum of understanding that he and Iran's defense minister, Adm. Ali Shamkhani, signed Thursday in Tehran contained "no agreement" on military training.
Meanwhile, over in Egypt – just £546 for seven nights from Gatwick, all-inclusive, see travel agents for details – the Muslim Brotherhood, whose close allies control the country's parliament, have issued a 10-point memorandum railing against plans for basic women's rights.
In a 10-point memorandum, the brotherhood also criticised the declaration for granting women sexual freedom, allowing Muslim women to marry non-Muslims, granting equal rights to homosexual people, and allowing wives full legal rights to take their husbands to court for marital rape.
In its filing, A.I.T. argued that Dell must have had more high-level communications than a "talking points" memorandum sent to Mr. Dell and Kevin Rollins, then the chief executive, because of the severity of the problem.
Secretary Paulson unveiled his plan as a three-page talking points memorandum more than a week ago, saying it was time to stop dealing with crises as they arose and get to a more general plan that would calm the markets once and for all.
A week after Lithuania accepted the Polish ultimatum, Germany presented an eleven-point memorandum that demanded freedom of action for pro-German activists in the region and a lessening of Lithuanian influence there.
On the nights he could not be in the First Union Center, his image was beamed onto three jumbo screens that dominated the podium, and the "talking points" memorandums given to the delegates summarizing his proposals were nine pages long.
At that point, the memorandum states, Detective Isnora was convinced that Mr. Bell and his friends "were intending to drive back to the Kalua Club, to do a drive-by shooting of the driver of the black S.U.V".
Deloitte points to memoranda showing that the Bank maintained this line even after the authorities in Luxembourg themselves told the Bank that they could not properly oversee BCCI, and even as evidence mounted that BCCI was, in the words of one Bank employee, "the financial equivalent of the SS Titanic".
