Sentence examples for released correspondence from inspiring English sources

And the committee chairman, Representative Dan Burton of Indiana, said he would made hold hearings on the newly released correspondence next week.

Leyonhjelm later released correspondence that indicates that Abbott had himself "horse traded" on gun laws with Leyonhjelm in return for his support for other, non-related government legislation.

His advisers have spent more than a month blocking repeated attempts by Scottish MPs to call him to face questions, according to newly released correspondence.

The departments released correspondence from senior aides who run his architectural charity to Hazel Blears, then secretary of state for communities.

In previously released correspondence related to the scandal, Drewniak called a newspaper reporter "a fucking mutt," and after the scandal broke he texted someone that he "could claw [Wildstein's] eyes out, pour gasoline in the sockets and light him up".

Leyonjhelm on Tuesday released correspondence between himself and staff of the justice minister, Michael Keenan, which linked the application of the sunset clause directly to the LDP senator's vote in favour of non-related migration legislation.

Evidence of the lobbying efforts emerged from a series of requests under the Freedom of Information Act from the Guardian to Whitehall ministries asking them to release correspondence from Charles and aides at his architecture foundation.

"Departments of state have fought to avoid releasing correspondence which gives some hint of how the process works and the Cabinet Office has resisted releasing details of the guidance which determines whether the prince as Duke of Cornwall is consulted in the first place.

In an exchange with Mr. Russert, arguably her third toughest opponent on the stage, Mrs. Clinton repeatedly declined to say whether she would push the National Archives to release correspondence from Mrs. Clinton to Mr. Clinton in the White House when he was president.

Some MPs have blamed hold-ups on a reluctance to release correspondence between Mr Blair and President Bush.

Davies of CSL told the media that TGA was "fully aware" of the issues, but didn't feel it was appropriate to release correspondence with the regulatory agency.