Sentence examples for public memorandum from inspiring English sources

But when Argentina and Iran, as a result of the alleged secret negotiations Nisman uncovered, signed a public memorandum in 2013 to set up a joint "Truth Commission" to investigate the blast, effecitvely killing Nisman's investigation, Stiuso and Nisman became disenchanted with Fernández.

A public memorandum detailing the strategy for Netanyahu as leader of Israel was written by the neoconservative war propagandist Richard Perle, along with a small committee of others.

The public memorandum from the Speaker of the Assembly, Dr. Mindy Young, reads more like a defense attorney's closing argument than an impartial investigation, and is being viewed as a "whitewash" - threatening to add to our reputation of sweeping things under the rug rather than thoroughly exploring and dealing with charges of impropriety.

Secondly, we defined two categories of variables relating to the public health memorandum: the composition of the memorandum (memoranda solely for their own municipality or written together with other municipalities), and the type of the memorandum (memorandum solely about public health or combined with other policy domains).

WASHINGTON — When President Trump fired James B. Comey as F.B.I. director on Tuesday, the White House made public a memorandum from Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, recommending the dismissal.

The administration should respond quickly and definitively, and there is no better way to do that than by making public a memorandum from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel OLCC) that lays out the specific legal grounds and standards for the attack.

Last week Republicans on the subcommittee made public a memorandum from a midlevel Census Bureau manager telling subordinates that daily progress reports "must and cannot be shared" with investigators from the General Accounting Office.

It grew out of an internal administration debate about whether to make public a memorandum by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel that signed off on the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, the New Mexico-born radical Muslim cleric who was killed by an American drone strike in Yemen in September.

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.

(For example, was there a determination that Awlaki could not be captured alive?) He also should release to the public the memorandum from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel on which the administration relied.

In the Netherlands, the Dutch Public Health Act builds on the concept of EBP, stating that local authorities are required to establish a local public health memorandum every four years on the basis of (local) epidemiological research.