Sentence examples for published a memorandum from inspiring English sources

In 1810 he published a Memorandum defending his actions and judgment.

The U.S. military's Central Command recently published a "Memorandum of Law Concerning Women in Combat Support Operations".

On February 15th, the same day the FAA announced its new proposed rules for small drones, Barack Obama published a memorandum calling on government agencies to study the matter.

[C12.] F.D.A. Memo on Vioxx Deaths Regulators published a memorandum indicating that Merck's drug Vioxx might have contributed to 27,785 heart attacks and deaths from 1999 through 2003.

At the same time, it published a memorandum from the Ministry of Defence which revealed that over the next three years researchers at the Atomic Weapons Establishment will receive over £1 billion ($1.7 billion) of additional funding and will hire more than a thousand extra staff, mostly scientists.

On Oct. 22, the federally financed CERT Coordination Center at Carnegie Mellon University published a memorandum outlining the nature of the new, brawnier attacks, including attacks that focus on computers running Microsoft's Windows operating systems, which have proved more vulnerable to attack than machines running the Unix operating system.

The Heritage Foundation recently published a legal memorandum that expresses alarm about the upcoming ballot initiative in California, Proposition 19, which would basically legalize cannabis.

Afterwards, Nikolai Krylenko, president of the Soviet Chess Federation, published an official memorandum stating that Alekhine should be regarded as an enemy of the Soviets.

Last month, Germany's major research funding agency, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), published a 200-page memorandum (Denkschrift) on marine research that may be seen as a novum.

Two months ago, The Guardian published a leaked e-mail memorandum that Mr. Scruton and his wife, Sophie, sent to Quentin Browell, an executive at Japan Tobacco International, which sells numerous brands of cigarettes, including Camel, Winston and Salem.

The New York Times on Sunday published a report that contained numerous details about a still-secret memorandum by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.