Not exact matches
For those of you
following this issue, I wanted to let you know that Nancy Huehnergarth and I now have an open
letter to Congress in The Hill, a
widely read publication on Capitol Hill.
Specifically, the
letter calls for the co-lead agencies to «provide a minimum 90 - day public comment period
following the release of a Draft Scoping Document... that public information sessions and hearings be held in every county in the pipeline pathway, and at least one meeting along the crude - by - rail route that would serve the pipelines; and... make an extraordinary effort to maximize public engagement regarding the scoping process, to make all the meetings and comment deadlines
widely known and to help the public understand the significance of their opportunity to participate in the scoping process.»
Despite dutifully
following the suggestions delineated in Writer's Market,
widely accepted as the bible of struggling authors, all I have to show for my efforts to date is a big pile of rejection
letters from publishers and agents.
I'll have more to say about those two companies in upcoming investor
letters, but I believe these are two more examples of how large cap businesses can at times become undervalued, regardless of how
widely -
followed they are.
Following are the three resignation
letters by Epstein, Vachher, and Libeskind — all
widely claimed as strong tuition supporters and loyal to hotly contested Cooper Union president Jamshed Bharucha — in full length as published on the Committee to Save Cooper Union from the Committee to Save Cooper Union (CSCUFCSCU) website.
A good cover
letter is always referred to and used by many people, therefore to make your cover
letter perfect, make sure that you
follow a format that is
widely acceptable, making it correct and useful for the reader.