Missives

The governor's missives come in the backdrop of Rajasthan contemplating doing away with the existing treasury system of accounting.

The most critical part of the moving process is reaching concluded missives and only your Solicitor can assist to achieve this position.

These missives from conservatives sometimes lead to overly credulous mainstream media framing that claims the right aims to rein in the FBI or otherwise curtail the overall power of federal law enforcement.

American politicians began firing off fiery missives against Disney.

Love was on the cards quite literally at Travelodge when staff found a number of missives in a birthday greeting from 1974, belonging to an elderly lady.

Veteran grassroots organizers like Debra Brown mined these missives for supporters whose voices could help grow their paid leave network.

And before I even get admitted into an accredited institution to pursue that, I am considering adding the title (Dr) to my name anytime I pen my missives but it would come with the caveat – YTS (Yet to Start).

AQSL’s missives and instructions to the al-Qaeda movement at-large have clearly reverted back to Bin Laden’s elite vanguard strategy, but al-Qaeda affiliates do not appear to be following suit.

Other missives were less unlikely, if similarly ambitious.

His WhatsApp media missives continued until the day before the election, when he sent out a report alleging the phones of the then ruling coalition were under “technical attack” from calls overseas that were spamming their communication lines.

Indeed, Nebraska’s new slogan—which will roll out in out-of-state markets in 2019—recalls great, underwhelming missives of lore.

Meanwhile, Sky News Australia launched its new Canberra studio last night, appended to a truncated News Corp bureau, with missives to staff demanding they clear away any newsroom-related debris including, could you believe it, stationery.

Rather than interrupting their set with vocal messages, they typed out their missives on the huge circular screen above the stage, ensuring that the massive crowd in the tent could read every word.

There’s so much hyperbole in his missives I wonder if it’s a non-US citizen of dubious intellect, and malevolent intentions, infecting your server with malware for every email he sends.

Though Musk’s Twitter presence has always been boisterous, his recent missives may be a sign that the stress is getting to him.

You may also want to instruct your old mail service to forward all new messages to your Gmail address so you don't miss any important missives from people who haven't yet learned about your move.

His lengthy and frequent missives would make him one of the great letter writers of the century.

Keats and his friends, poets, critics, novelists, and editors wrote to each other daily, and Keats' ideas are bound up in the ordinary, his day-to-day missives sharing news, parody and social commentary.

The Rogue Council only made itself known through coded missives, while Panopticon was apparently created by the leaders of the Technocracy to counter it.