routine correspondence

He retired to his console to authenticate the routine correspondence.

These were routine correspondence that a former aide to the Senator testified would have been sent for any constituent, he said.

She was sitting in her usual place, typing away at the usual routine correspondence.

And, of course, the messengers bring back the routine correspondence to the Admiralty.'

In that job, Bormann handled much of Hitler's routine correspondence.

He skipped his usual morning workout on the treadmill and spent much of the next few hours on what aides described as routine correspondence.

She was getting so many letters now that her newsnet had hired a secretary to answer certain classes of routine correspondence for her.

I also heard very little from the central government of Charon, other than the routine correspondence and manuals necessary to my job, and that suited me just fine as well.

These Arilan agreed to forward to the king's party the next morning, along with the other, routine correspondence that Duncan already had taken as far as Valoret.

At the highest level, public officials such as heads of state and regional governors typically have their officials approve the content of routine correspondence and autopen their signature with a signature machine.

While some bureaucratic and routine correspondence may be omitted or mentioned in footnotes, the majority of Madison's papers are printed or abstracted in full, to illuminate his thinking and his public and personal life.

Mr. LaRock pointed out that the Office of Civil Rights had not found New York City to be in violation of the agreement, and he characterized Mr. Pereira's letter as "routine correspondence" in a cooperative relationship.

While the US White House was using them during the Second World War, in the 1960s, United States Congressperson used Flexowriters extensively to handle enormous volumes of routine correspondence with constituents; an advantage of this method was that these letters appeared to have been individually typed by hand.