Examples of circular

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To raise awareness the committee distributed 10,000 circulars and spent £100 per week on advertisements in fourteen different newspapers.
He suggested that the government should send out more circulars to the public about the nature of the epidemic.
However, in the latter countries alternative steering options in the form of intergovernmental agreements and/or ministerial circulars were given (and have been used).
Central government guidance on planning matters is issued by way of circulars, orders and policy guidance notes.
A series of decrees and circulars passed in the colony in 1901 outlined the proper methods to prepare rubber for circulation and sale.
From this end the response to circulars about these things always appears pleasingly prompt and widespread and deserves a word of thanks.
The circular's prime purpose, he believed, was to monitor and control the whereabouts and movements of the princes.
However, normative steering by circulars, proposals and intergovernmental agreements may de facto have formed the rules of the game in a way that weakened the autonomous municipal influence significantly.
The key literature sources in this field turn out to comprise mostly books, book chapters, and health service circulars and official publications rather than journal articles.
The prefectures had no control over these appointees, a matter of grave official concern reflected in frequent circulars sent out asking for details of these individuals.
A typical way of dealing with situations is to set up public institutions with competence in specific areas; to promulgate laws, decrees, and orders; and to issue internal circulars.
You had as well speak of curing the inability of squares to be circular.
The circular base represents the geographical area of the potential outbreak.
There are only two main types of diatom: centric diatoms, which often have a circular symmetry, and pennate diatoms, which are usually bilaterally symmetrical.
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