Sentence examples for written memorandums from inspiring English sources

Additionally, grammatical and lexical choices are available to the writer, as reading the examples above will show, and everyone knows the special artistry and techniques involved in composing written memorandums or letters if they are to achieve precisely the purpose for which they are intended.

Mr. MacLeish confirmed a report in The Boston Herald today that said Bishop McCormack's top aide in Boston, Sister Catherine Mulkerrin, had written memorandums advising him to contact members of parishes where Father Shanley and other priests accused of abuse had served.

The CIA refused Polish requests for a written memorandum of understanding.

Judge James R. Spencer of Federal District Court said he would explain his ruling in a later written memorandum.

"I just don't think it's necessary to sign a written memorandum of understanding," Mr. Crawford said.

Originally it was absolutely necessary that the words be spoken, but by Justinian's day a written memorandum of such a contract would be binding, even though, in fact, nothing at all had been spoken.

There should be a written memorandum of understanding between the Home Office, chief constables, and the new police and crime commissioners to define responsibilities, the home affairs select committee has said.

But like so many pieces of evidence in the West's confrontation with Tehran, the neatly written memorandum, laying out the next steps of a complex scientific process, raises as many questions as it answers.

"Each of these options has disadvantages," the QC says in a written memorandum for an MP opposing reform.

According to Dahya's written memorandum, Zucker told his brother: "What happens in this room will decide whether you and your family can go on with life or be crushed".

According to Dahya's written memorandum, Zucker told Dahya's brother: "What happens in this room will decide whether you and your family can go on with life or be crushed".