Sentence examples for the memorandum also from inspiring English sources

The memorandum also features testimonials.

The memorandum also said the disincentive program should be aimed at the habitual offenders.

The memorandum also said that an additional 1.3 billion barrels of reserves were at risk.

The memorandum also tackles issues such as frequency of visits, training of judges, and staff and data collection.

The memorandum also discussed various potential defenses to criminal prosecutions for torture, including necessity and self-defense.

The memorandum also attacks Amazon's subsequent justification of its methods as "arbitrary" and "plainly an exercise in futility".

The memorandums also say that supervisors must assess trainers for professionalism and make sure that they are knowledgeable experts in the topic, and that they should review written materials being used for instruction.

The executive memorandum also made clear that the Defense Department would not have to surrender any licenses considered essential to national security, law enforcement or public safety.

The March memorandum also contains a curious section in which the lawyers argued that any torture committed at Guantánamo would not be a violation of the anti-torture statute because the base was under American legal jurisdiction and the statute concerns only torture committed overseas.

The October memorandum also calls into question General Sanchez's sworn testimony to the US Senate.

The other memorandum, also released today, was written by Charles G. La Bella, the former chief of the Justice Department's campaign finance unit, the in-house team that investigated the case.