Sentence examples for release a memo from inspiring English sources

Last week Mr. Ashcroft, apparently in contempt of Congress, refused to release a memo on torture his department prepared for the White House almost two years ago.

Ahmed el-Sheik, al-Jazeera's editor in chief, also called on the British government to release a memo on the meeting.

Carmichael said he authorised his special adviser to release a memo about a private conversation in which Scotland's first minister purportedly said she wanted David Cameron to remain as prime minister.

The House Intelligence Committee voted Monday to release a memo detailing alleged surveillance abuses by the FBI and the Justice Department, escalating a political fight between conservatives and the nation's intelligence agencies.

President Trump's decision to release a memo containing intelligence related to the Russia inquiry and to attack the FBI as biased against him appears to have the backing of his base supporters, despite having divided his party.

It is now a week since Carmichael admitted that he authorised an adviser to release a memo about a private conversation in which Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, purportedly told a French diplomat that she wanted David Cameron to remain prime minister.

The state budget director publicly released a memo today urging all state agencies to be frugal.

In February, the House intelligence committee chairman, Devin Nunes, released a memo meant to discredit him.

The Pentagon released a memo documenting the "unprecedented degree" to which Mr Rumsfeld consulted with senior officers.

In December, on the eve of the Senate vote, the Newsweek reporter Robert Shogan released a memo that Rehnquist had written to Jackson in 1952.

Mr. Mortenson declined requests for an interview on Sunday, but he released a memo to several news outlets detailing responses to the "60 Minutes" report.