memorandum
മെമ്മോറാണ്ടം
definition
noun
the two countries signed a memorandum of understanding on economic cooperation
a note or record made for future use.
example
he told them of his decision in a 'memorandum'
the two countries signed a 'memorandum' of understanding on economic cooperation
This 'memorandum' specified a lease term of one year with no provision for any option to renew.
The department and the municipality have signed a 'memorandum' of understanding identifying an urgent need for relocation, provision and supply of decent houses to flood victims.
The group is believed to have signed a 'memorandum' of understanding with an aircraft company for the provision of aircraft.
No written contract had been executed between the two merging companies, only a four- or five-page 'memorandum' recorded the basic terms, and that went unsigned.
Several of Johannesburg's agencies have signed a 'memorandum' of understanding to support a City strategy aimed at creating an investor-friendly environment.
He and Paek on Saturday also signed a 'memorandum' of understanding that will establish a regular consultation mechanism between their countries' foreign ministries.
he told them of his decision in a 'memorandum'
articles of association must be signed by subscribers to the 'memorandum'
Certainly the borrower will be liable for them since the information 'memorandum' is its document, designed to be distributed to potential members of the syndicate.
A march held last week handed over a 'memorandum' to business and government, demanding a halt to job losses.
Government agencies will sign a 'memorandum' of understanding to commit to the plan, and a committee will make regular reports to the community.
Government has approved a Cabinet 'memorandum' to turn the National Council for Construction into a statutory body.
Because the 'memorandum' and articles of the company are public documents, filed with the registrar of companies, the courts treated the public as knowing their contents, even if they had not read them.
Did you need to lodge a certificate of title with a 'memorandum' of lease to effect its registration?
His involvement in high politics started in 1584, when he wrote his first political 'memorandum' , A Letter of Advice to Queen Elizabeth.
The chairman of the multilateral talks, Pierre Girard, a Swiss diplomat, circulated a 'memorandum' Tuesday to member states to reconvene the meeting, according to the sources.
the two countries signed a 'memorandum' of understanding on economic cooperation
After it was over, the focus-group research company ground out a report, which was then incorporated into 'memoranda' at the client company and the advertising agency.
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