Sentence examples for this memo starts from inspiring English sources
This memo starts with a section outlining the purposes of such a survey: '(a) to study the immediate reactions of members of the general public who have actually been exposed to risk during the course of raids, and (b) to obtain information about shelter behaviour, and (c) to study the behaviour of Civil Defence personnel who are exposed to risk over a considerable period'.
KATE ZERNIKE The memo starts by explaining that some acts may be "cruel, inhuman or degrading" but not constitute torture under Section 2340, the federal law criminalizing torture.
His July memo started, "I'll state right up front that I am a fan of the Internet, however even a fan and believer has to wonder how long the current spate of hype can last".
Here's one of the less strident reader e-mails, from Leslie Lowe of New York City: The Times's coverage of the once-secret memo started alertly with a May 2 article by Alan Cowell that laid out its contents in the context of the possible impact on the May 5 British election.
The 10-page memo started out as an internal document criticizing Google's diversity programs that is reported to have been widely shared by employees.
By the time the push for second memo started, both had already been promoted to the White House.
The original investigation found that the lawyers, John Yoo and Jay Bybee, had committed "professional misconduct" in a series of memos starting in August 2002.
This memo does not answer these questions".
(Ms Miller calls this memo "ugly" and "inaccurate").
It's clear now that this memo was overoptimistic.
