by letter in Czech

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Sentence patterns related to "by letter"

1. We usually communicate by letter.

2. He tendered his plea by letter.

3. You will be notified by letter.

4. Ah , by letter or by telex?

5. 26 We usually communicate by letter.

6. I will contact you by letter.

7. We are in regular communication by letter.

8. I communicate with him regularly by letter.

9. I shall contact you by letter/telephone.

10. Please inform me by letter of your plans.

11. Write or say a word letter by letter.

12. 11 I will transact my business by letter.

13. 2 I communicate with him regularly by letter.

14. All the courtesies were then observed by letter.

15. Our long courtship had been conducted mostly by letter.

16. Procedures following a request for accommodation Enquiry by letter

17. You should apply immediately, in person or by letter.

18. Paul, now a prisoner in Rome, summoned Timothy by letter.

19. You may apply for tickets in person or by letter.

20. Alphabetize names by comparing the first unit letter by letter

21. By letter of 23 May 2007, the Commission forwarded the observations received from ABI to the Italian authorities, who replied by letter dated 22 June 2007.

22. I will ensure that the hon. Gentleman is answered by letter.

23. Enquiry is made by letter or fax and immediate response given.

24. We are currently unable to respond to Complaints received by letter

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26. They witnessed from door to door, in informal conversations, and by letter.

27. Residents are advised by letter of the new monthly rate they will be charged.

28. BThe district attorney notifies them by letter to attend a meeting at the school auditorium.

29. 13 By letter of 26 April 2002, VNLTO lodged a complaint against that adjustment notice.

30. Requests are acknowledged by letter, e-mail or fax within 10 business days of receipt.

31. Patients were invited to participate by letter and those who consented attended for outpatient review.

32. Publishers who share in witnessing by letter can advertise the meetings by enclosing a handbill.

33. By letter dated 26 November 2003, the Commission requested information concerning the above mentioned transactions.

34. 26 Patients were invited to participate by letter and those who consented attended for outpatient review.

35. 23 By letter of 10 December 1993, the Commission addressed a statement of objections to the applicants.

36. 2 By letter dated 15 January 1985 the applicant requested the Commission to make the abovementioned adjustment .

37. Reading is much more than letter-by-letter decoding; writing is much more than spelling and punctuation.

38. c) By letter dated # ay # information about the number of licences issued by the Press Supervisory Board

39. By letter, Origen pleaded with his father: “Be careful not to change your mind because of us.”

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41. By letter of 26 May 2000, France also notified the Commission of an adjustment to this financial aid.

42. A request for information was addressed to the Italian authorities by letter D/55115 of 13 September 2002.

43. A young policeman in a leather jacket painfully, letter by letter, typed my losses on an ancient machine.

44. A mystery woman bombarded Hendry's manager Ian Doyle's Stirling offices with venomous death threats by letter and phone.

45. By letter of # December # (A/#), Luxembourg informed the Commission that it did not accept the appropriate measures proposed

46. Some courts allow attendance on simple or agreed applications by letter, but this is not as of right.

47. 2 By letter of 18 April 2000 the Commission acknowledged receipt of the applicants' request for an investigation.

48. But we became the firmest of friends and kept in touch by letter afterwards until she sadly died.

49. Costs and Bookings All enquiries and bookings should be made through the warden at Postgate House by letter or telephone.

50. All other abbreviations fall into this second category and are Alphabetized letter by letter, as they appear to the eye