Sentence examples for surviving memoranda from inspiring English sources
There are numerous surviving memoranda already made public by congressional investigators that support his claim that higher-ups knew about and directed his activities, both in the Enron audits and their aftermath.
The National First Ladies Libraryy and the Bibliographical Society of America want to compile a complete catalog of the library that will include a history and an annotated list of its contents, reconstructed from surviving invoices, correspondence and memoranda, said Pat Krider, the executive director of the first ladies' library.
In 1887 there was published, from surviving manuscripts, the Note Book, of Sir John Northcote, sometime M.P. for Ashburton, and afterwards for the County of Devon, containing Memoranda of Proceedings in the House of Commons during the first Session of the Long Parliament, 1640.
Between the Indian Mutiny in 1857 and the beginning of the Second Boer War the names of six officers and men were published in the London Gazette with a memorandum stating they would have been awarded the Victoria Cross had they survived.
Government records such as the Pipe Rolls, the Memoranda Rolls, and other financial records, some of which are specific to the carucage, have survived, and include records of assessments and receipts for the sums collected.
The MoD/BAE Systems memorandum of understanding made clear that it was unlikely all three BAE yards would survive if there were no export orders.
In a short, barbed essay entitled "Memorandum to the Animals", Leach deals directly with the importance of imagination, noting that many animals will fall into extinction twice over, failing to survive even in the half-light of our memories.
