Sentence examples for points to memoranda from inspiring English sources

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".

The administration official pointed to a memorandum Mr. Obama issued on March 9 laying out a signing statements policy.

A Citigroup spokeswoman, Christina Pretto, declined to comment but pointed to an memorandum released Monday that said the search "should be completed expeditiously".

In arguing today that the Clinton administration had failed to take the fire danger seriously enough, some critics pointed to a memorandum written last January by Lester Rosenkrance, who was then director of the Bureau of Land Management's firefighting arm.

"It's time for someone, everyone, to start using the phrase 'Daschle Democrats' and the word 'obstructionist' in the same sentence," the Republican strategist Frank Luntz wrote in a memorandum of suggested talking points to the Senate Republican caucus on Wednesday.

"The defendant points to press reports about statements of the Attorney General and the latest in a series of memoranda dealing with U.S. Department of Justice policy and priorities dealing with marijuana enforcement..

The memorandum states that the change intends to "reflect current knowledge" of HIV and points to the overseas ban as having "made this subset of personnel less competitive in achieving career milestones or warrior qualifications".

He pointed to a 1991 memorandum suggesting that the tribe be encouraged to permit the black Seminoles to try to prove such membership.

Bush advisers point to the Herron memorandum as evidence of how hard the Democrats were willing to fight to exclude military votes.

And while Ralston said Smule has "consistently refused" to identify what ideas (aside from code) might have been stolen, Smith pointed to a court memorandum outlining the company's concerns around Smule tech, including its synch technology.

Librarians point to an internal F.B.I. memorandum, dated Oct. 15, 2003, and released in June as part of a lawsuit brought by the A.C.L.U.