| This feature allows the user to capture memos or incoming phone conversations for future playback. |
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| We would need to see the context of these memos to know what beefs Roberts might have had with the offending words. |
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| Although she offers gripping accounts of classified CIA memos, she rarely discusses ideas and publications. |
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| It seems odd that the memos were simply typed on blank sheets of paper instead of some kind of letterhead. |
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| The mimeograph machine was going all the time, churning out a cross-flurry of monographs, memos and rough drafts. |
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| The prison's chief correctional supervisor and its warden had written separate memos within four days of the murder. |
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| Spent part of today writing a couple of spoof company memos for a select group of colleagues. |
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| His son, Gary, who initially said the signatures on the documents were his father's, now claims that the memos are fake. |
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| At the same time, White House attorneys are reviewing memos, phone logs and other documents that may be relevant to the investigation. |
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| That has now changed, as the Times reporter admitted that the memos he used are not originals, but retyped copies. |
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| And it was the internet bloggers who hammered away at the obvious forgeries in the fake memos. |
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| So the basis for calling the memos forgeries seems to rest on points that don't add up. |
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| A man of honor, a man of undeniable courage has been depicted as a craven coward by these memos. |
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| His rah-rah memos to the staff, exhorting them to higher greatness, fell flat on the page. |
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| However, his memos, which were found after his death, showed that the union threatened him to that effect. |
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| Field notes and memos that explored tentative meanings from the data enhanced conclusion drawing. |
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| The whole issue here is whether their colleagues on the Senate staff side were purloining Democratic staff memos to aid that planning. |
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| There's enough fodder for a whole thesis on journalistic pragmatics lurking in those memos. |
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| Yes, because you get a chance to ask questions, briefings can be more helpful than memos. |
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| So, as John suggests, why won't they simply put the matter to rest by confirming or denying the facts as set out in the memos? |
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| I even removed the staples from memos before depositing them in the paper bin. |
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| He demands detailed contracts for everything, despite the protests of natives used to short-form deal memos. |
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| Below are actual copies of internal Diebold memos which show that uncertified software is being used in elections. |
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| Everything from departmental memos to the college catalog was posted on the school Web page. |
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| Unfortunately whether or not John McLaurin got to the bottom of the mystery of Volusia County is something the memos cannot tell us. |
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| But at the same time, she said that these memos, which after all was the lynchpin, the core of your broadcast, were not real. |
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| The two officials said the administration plans to propose redacting parts of the memos. |
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| Many of them enroll in this class expecting it to focus entirely on how to write a good resume and effective memos. |
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| The television network was forced, calamitously, to admit that the memos at the heart of the story were probably forged. |
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| These questions and others are being asked at hundreds of meetings and in an infinity of conversations, memos and e-mails. |
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| Meetings are held, organograms are drawn, memos are sent out and perhaps the paperwork gets done faster and costs diminish. |
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| Most Senate and House memos are written on letterhead that show whose office they came from. |
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| As soon as the mobile telephone is deleted from the list of telephones, the private voice memos are also deleted. |
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| Therefore, the first time you log in, your history page will have no invoices or credit memos listed. |
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| He says he simply forgot about memos in his own hand in 1981 and 1984 that show him lowering the boom on two previously undisclosed priests accused of molestation. |
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| We keep sending memos to each other, thinking we're getting lots of things done, but these memos are all filed away and we never see them again. |
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| Find everything you need to prepare, edit and present great-looking letters, reports, quotations, memos, mailings and newsletters. |
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| The police and the army are being trained and memos contain clear instructions for ministries and municipalities. |
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| Departmental memos, administrative documents and program data were included as well. |
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| Once field research was finished, a review of all memos and transcripts was undertaken. |
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| Al-Qaeda overran Lahij on August 11 unchallenged, bombed the buildings specified in the memos, then left. |
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| It does have a voice recorder, which records voice memos up to an hour. |
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| It's certainly possible that the difference between these two memos is little more than the difference between xeroxing it or slapping another date at the top. |
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| A cop on the other side of the room tells the arresting officer that there's a help desk number tacked up underneath the memos on the booking area bulletin board. |
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| Rather than pass out memos or draw on whiteboards, workers use collaborative software to manipulate documents on plasma screens that also function as videoconference systems. |
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| But has Judge Bybee committed an impeachable offense by signing off on these memos? |
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| Holbrooke looked down on lute, ignored his requests, and made him and his National Security Council staff revise many memos. |
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| They even posted mundane administrative materials, including expense accounts and personnel memos. |
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| This appears to be a prerequisite to be included in the distribution list for military memos. |
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| Apple's Siri responds accurately to many voice commands and can take dictation for e-mails and memos. |
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| Excerpts from the memos clearly show a conservative turn of mind. |
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| There was a newspaper city editor who dictated memos to himself about coming events. |
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| In this case, the information is transmitted or shared internally by using: interoffice memos and circulars. |
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| Typing YES and clicking OK will result in the removal of all codings and their associated memos. |
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| I have read the Justice Department memos — by turns clinical about inflicting pain and oddly solicitous about diaper rash. |
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| Most, in fact, were nothing but small sherds of limestone on which ancient scribes had written memos or practiced their drawing skills. |
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| No matter how stupid a question or trivial an issue, the denial of full access to all files, working papers, memos, personal notes and so on will be treated as a cover-up. |
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| This does not include paper-based invoices or credit memos that were previously sent to you. |
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| And it is literally impossible that on three separate memos, the typist managed to perfectly line up centered text exactly the way Microsoft Word would. |
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| Related: Read the Prince Charles 'black spider' memos in full The government has in any case closed off this route of enquiry. |
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| Secret memos leaked to the press confirmed that the government's priority was spinning the issue rather than preventing torture from occurring. |
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| Berlow's review of the memos themselves, however, belied that claim. |
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| The files may also contain correspondence and memos about the case. |
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| Employees are reckless about printing long e-mail messages, reports and memos, largely because the company picks up the bill for the laser printers, photocopiers, ink and paper. |
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| Though he thought it among his finest works, for many its accounts of bygone bureaucratic battles and reliance on internal memos render it a work of reference only. |
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| Actually, a trail isn't big enough for all the covering letters, memos, revisions, galley proofs, page proofs, and letters of cajolery, remonstration, and gratitude that are involved in this enterprise. |
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| Examples of private memos are addresses, telephone numbers or internet sites which you want to make a note of for later during your journey or during telephone calls. |
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| Private and general voice memos are differentiated between. |
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| The Prime Minister mentioned the other day in this place that he would be willing to unseal some cabinet memos related to the current misspending of the government. |
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| In addition to the drafts of his literary works, Carroll preserved many of the memos and letters he wrote to his colleagues and superiors, providing a unique insight into the working life of a photojournalist. |
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| The ministry called on the restaurants and night clubs to place these memos in a place where all customers can see them. |
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| Leaked memos suggested that Whitehall was discreetly considering grisly specifics, such as arbitrarily cutting some disabled adults' stipend, simply because they happened to be young. |
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| You may need to dun vendors if they have failed to refund credit memos. |
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| Instead of keeping notes and memos in a mattress cover as Anatole France did, or having them jumbled in a drawer, assign a place where you can keep them in easily accessible form. |
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| For example, letters and memos are usually scanned in black and white. |
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| The maximum possible length of the memos totals two minutes. |
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| The novel unfolds through e-mails, legal briefs, handwritten notes, and interoffice memos, along with a child-evaluation form and custody recommendations submitted by a therapist. |
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| Any and all documents including all emails, reports and memos relating to the cost of searching, reviewing and redacting documents for the MPCC investigation into Afghan detainees. |
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| The full-mooners fixated on a think tank called the Project for the New American Century, which has a staff of five and issues memos on foreign policy. |
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| Panetta also argued forcefully in favor of indemnifying any C. I. A. officers whose actions, as described in the memos, might have opened them up to criminal charges. |
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| He was alleged to be sending to ministers a stream of letters, dubbed the black spider memos because of his scrawly handwriting, but the public were not allowed to read them, or even know how many he was writing. |
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| Sight and manual dexterity for keyboarding, data entry, and report writing, preparing memos and letters, as well as the daily use of general office equipment. |
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| The Whitman campaign launched an effort to discredit the poll, claiming in one of the most bafflegab memos I've seen in a while that the poll's sample is wildly distorted in the Democratic direction. |
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| Whether the present hard-copy photostatted books are worth the bother and expense to everyone is very doubtful, especially in a court which prepares routine bench memos. |
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| Yet, even in the depths of a crisis, the Bruegel memos conclude, there is little appetite for big reforms. Eurocrats have reasons to be anxious, as their tans fade under leaden Brussels skies. |
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| A cache of secret memos sent by Prince Charles to senior UK ministers has finally been published, following a 10-year freedom of information battle between the Guardian and the government. |
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| The question I have for the government member is, why did the government leak Mr. Colvin's memos to the media and why is it obstructing the parliamentary committee's request for documents? |
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| We would table political memos and legal memos. |
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| None of the companies provide language training but in some cases translations of memos, notes and signs are made and interpreters are provided when required. |
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| We produce a significant amount of documentation in the form of investigation files, legal opinions, memos, briefings, correspondence and other information. |
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| In order of preference, Abacus was followed by line management, memos and circulars, AGN, formal meetings and informal meetings. |
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| The original reports were kept in a generally chronological order, interspersed with personal memos, obituaries and notes on court practices. |
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| Another alternative to telephone tag and interoffice paper memos is electronic mail or e-mail. |
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| In addition, with the touch of a function key, individual memos can be attached to a record. |
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| She's driving me meshuga with all her memos to Schultz insisting we no longer give the children graham crackers after recess and instead provide granola bars and dried fruit. |
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| The operation has installed nine Cygnet CoSystems, computerphones that send memos, letters, and even whole files from one microcomputer to another. |
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| I especially appreciated the onscreen memos that describe each style's features and the referencing of specific titles from that particular artist or genre. |
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| This approach leads to a nearly constant flood of memos and meetings that sound as if something new is constantly being hawked again and again and again. |
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