Sentence examples for Adequately briefed from inspiring English sources

In the second case, where pilots had not been adequately briefed on how to override it, the system failure is more likely to crash the aircraft.

After the Lion Air crash last October, pilots and airlines complained that they had not been adequately briefed on MCAS by Boeing.

Because I am not sure that the parties have adequately briefed that question, or that the Court has adequately explained why the Court of Appeals' disposition was erroneous, I do not join Part III.

A senior member of the House Appropriations Committee told me that he had heard about the new strategy, but felt that he and his colleagues had not been adequately briefed.

"She believes the committee was not adequately briefed on the details of these programs, and she's frustrated," said a committee staff member, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Mr. Clapper and General Alexander got a warm reception from the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Representative Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan, who defended the N.S.A.'s methods and said he had been adequately briefed about its activities.

A Force Behind Decisions "I'm not a figurehead here!" the vice president snapped, after a cluster of aides had failed to adequately brief him about an event in New Hampshire in the primaries.

Speaking on ITV's Jonathan Dimbleby programme, Mr Cook, added that "heads should roll" on the joint intelligence committee because of their apparent failure to adequately brief the prime minister - "an appalling failure of communication".

The BBC has failed, I believe, to adequately brief its interviewers on the basic historical and legal facts underlying the current conflict, namely the dispossession of the Palestinians as a result of the creation of Israel in 1948 and the occupation of the Palestinian Territories from 1967 to this day.

A 22 March memo from OPRR faults the VAMC-WLA primarily for repeatedly approving clinical studies without consulting community representatives or adequately briefing members about trial protocols.

The CIA tried to claim [PDF] it briefed Pelosi adequately, in her role as the senior Democrat on the House intelligence committee, on "description[s] of the particular torture techniques] that had been employed".