I have to write 3 apoligize letters to 3 peace officers. Interefence with official act  how do I approach this
953394
Ummm... you need to give us more details first.
992035
Write a letter to your MLA or even better to the Priminster. \n\nGood Luck!
824216
Write to your congress person first explaining what you want. I would write a letter with less words but powerful overall vocabulary. REMEMBER no one likes details but people like short high impact sentences. eg JFK ("Don't ask what your country has done for you, what have you done for the country"); you know what i mean.\n\nGOOD LUCK
159717
Write a letter to her. And actions speak more than words sometimes.
461612
YES YOU CAN WRITE THEM,CALL THEM AND EMAIL THEM!! YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO AND YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THAT THEY WORK FOR US!! http://www.congress.org/congressorg/home/Surprisingly few people ever write to their United States senators or congressional representatives. Perhaps ninety percent of our citizens live and die without ever taking pen in hand and expressing a single opinion to the people who represent them in Congress. This reluctance to communicate results from the typical and understandable feeling that legislators have no time or inclination to read their mail, that a letter probably won't be answered or answered satisfactorily, that one letter won't make any difference anyway. Based on my own experience, and speaking for myself at least, I can state flatly that these notions are wrong.    *  Write your own views--not someone else's. A personal letter is far better than a form letter, or signature on a petition. Many people will sign petition without reading it just to avoid offending the circulator; form letters are readily recognizable--they usually arrive in batches and usually register the sentiments of the person or lobbying group preparing the form. Form letters often receive form replies. Anyway, I usually know what the major lobbying groups are saying, but I don't often know of your experiences and observations, or what the proposed bill will do to you and for you. A sincere, well-thought-out letter from you can help fill this gap;\n\n    * Give your reasons for taking a stand. Statements such as "Vote against H.R. 100; I'm bitterly opposed" don't help much, but a letter which says, for example, "I'm a small hardware dealer, and H.R. 100 will put me out of business for the following reasons . . ." tells me a lot more.  Maybe I didn't know all the effects of the bill, and your letter will help me understand what it means to an important segment of my constituency.
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It sounds like you already have written the speech.\n\nTo simplify the process, you need an introduction, a body and a conclusion. \n\nIntro: you introduce what you want to say. In your case, even greetings and why all are present. \n\nIn the body: tell them what you want them to do or know. Do you want them to get to know each other. Build relationships, enjoy the evening, have fun, etc. \n\nThen conclusion: re-phrase the body into an action statement. Have a great time.\n\nNo need for overt jokes. Covert jokes however can work. If your company is known for being strict on policy and procedure, create a factious policy and assign a number and include it in the speech. He could say something like, " in your hand book on page 33 (if yours is only 32 pages) it says specifically, all employees are expected to have fun at such gatherings or what ever.
386670
I am  military widow. However you write it will be fine. I have many cards and letters from civilians to generals, and they are all different. I dodn't believe there is any proper grammer or format to give condolances and thanks.
1045923
Unless the school specifically tells you it's okay (the ones that do usually state it on their website), I wouldn't advise it. They already have to wade through so much paperwork, they probably won't appreciate extra. Honestly, 3 is enough. Choose professors who will write with three different perspectives and who know you best.\nHowever, if you're determined to send more, contact the department directly and ask. They usually list a contact on the program's website.
21861
send a letter to the presadent about your problem he will probably read it
421649
You are obviously very well spoken and this will stand to you if you do choose to go furthur with this...just keep your cool!!!!\n..It is an aweful thing when those supposedly enforcing the law become unlawful themselves!\nI believe you should speak up...if you feel you would be safe to do so. If there is a politicians office an external law office to the one you delt with then go for it. It is people like you that create change!\nThe very fact that you posted this information here is the first step in challenging a corrupt authority.\nbe careful...good luck!
94757
call them?? or write a letter. soz kinda hard
1065567
you write a letter like a story and describe how horrible your boss was. say what he did, maybe even how it made you feel and stuff like that. Try to keep it organized. List each seperate incidence in it's own paragraph. You can write whatever but the better it's written and how convincing it is the more it will help your friend.
142297
You will need a good lawyer, whether you are innocent or guilty.\n\nI would suggest a sincere letter of apology regardless.\n\nMean people suck!
1162134
you will leave a better impression to hand your supervisor a short and  sweet resignation letter\n(don't burn any bridges)
205334
Frankly, you'd be much better off knocking on those 11 doors. It would earn you the respect you desire so badly. A letter is a poor excuse when you live in the same building.\n\nBut if you insist, I would be very blunt and forward in your letter. Something like, "I would like to apologize if I offended anyone by playing loud music the other night. It was totally unacceptable behavior and I will not do so again."\n\nAnything more is fluff.
187449
First of all, you'll definitely want to make one before you start it.\n\nClearly write out your position in paragraph form in the plural, beginning with the sentence, "We the undersigned..."\n\nBeneath your statement, provide blank, numbered lines, with columns directing petitioners to write their names, sign their names, and include their addresses (for formal petitions, this is required).  \n\nGood luck!
1097328
Just write something sincere.\nThey will like it better.