Sentence examples for submit a memo from inspiring English sources
Senior Judge Charles S. Haight Jr. of the United States District Court in New Haven issued a brief ruling in the case of Firefighter Michael Briscoe and noted that he would later submit a memo explaining his reasoning.
In exceptional circumstances, changes may be requested by having the chair of your thesis committee submit a memo to the cognizant Associate Dean, in care of Graduate Services: Degrees, 318 Sproul Hall.
In exceptional circumstances, changes may be requested by having the chair of your dissertation committee submit a memo to the Associate Dean and sent to Graduate Services: Degrees, 318 Sproul Hall.
Six faculty members submit a memo, "Proposal for the Establishment of a Committee on Public Policy," to University of Chicago President Edward Levi.
The conditions of the COPS grant under Davis was that hopeful awardees had to submit a memo stating how they planned to collaborate with their local school system and be part of the community.
In January 1948, the World Jewish Congress submitted a memo with the text of the draft to the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
Before enrolling, students must verify the internship arrangements by submitting a memo or email from the sponsoring company or organization and also from their Academic Advisor.
At a hearing this week, Mahhaden's lawyers submitted a memo to the court saying he refuses to speak to take part in the trial because he is a civilian.
In response to a call by the Indian Parliament, Professors Chandra and Satish submitted a memo of the students preliminary findings to the standing committee in parliament that is currently reviewing the Indian surrogacy bill.
We're submitting a memo to the Senate committee showing that there is no law directly on point with regard to NebuAds operations.
In 1823 he submitted a memo to the House of Commons, again suggesting the repeal of the Act, and a few months later Robert Peel, the Home Secretary, introduced a bill that repealed the entirety of the Black Act except for the provisions that criminalised setting fire to houses and shooting a person.
