Sentence examples for strategy memos from inspiring English sources
Democrats were tipped off to the possible break-in when their strategy memos began appearing in conservative media, starting with The Wall Street Journal's editorial page.
She helped contend with prosecution demands for evidence and monitored testimony of witnesses before a grand jury, following up with strategy memos to Philip Morris's general counsel.
He wrote memos to his successors, to their White House aides, and to his designated political heirs — memos on foreign policy and press strategy, memos of political pre- and post-game analysis.
Access to the full network would have given access to everything from emails to strategy memos and opposition research prepared to support Democratic candidates in campaigns for the House.
(Although some conspiracies are real: as yesterday's Boston Globe reports, "Republican staff members of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee infiltrated opposition computer files for a year, monitoring secret strategy memos and periodically passing on copies to the media").
She also monitored the testimony of witnesses who appeared before the grand jury and wrote strategy memos to the Philip Morris general counsel, Ken Handal, analyzing the witnesses' statements and their impact on the investigation.
The outburst had been prompted by a blog post linking FreedomWorks to a town-hall strategy memo distributed by activists in Fairfield County, Connecticut.
But it's one thing to know that, in the abstract, and quite another to actually read a strategy memo that's not intended for public consumption.
Some of the logic in the Gingrich strategy memo, written by Randy Evans, a senior adviser, and Martin Baker, the campaign's national political director, seemed optimistic.
As the Clinton campaign noted in a strategy memo on Tuesday, no Democrat has won the White House without winning West Virginia since 1916.
"If we were in a meeting on a crisis, no one would turn to Chris and say, 'You put together the strategy memo,' " a onetime State Department official told The New York Times when Mr. Christopher was named secretary of state.
