Sentence examples for a subsequent briefing from inspiring English sources

A subsequent briefing JIEDDO prepared on US companies tied to Fatima inappropriately disseminated information on at least several US persons.

Mr. Egeland made the comments in an interview and a subsequent briefing to the Security Council on the growing failure to protect civilians caught in armed conflict.

But the UK's opposition is revealed in a record of a subsequent briefing for EU ambassadors, obtained by Greenpeace's Unearthed team and seen by the Guardian.

Can we cite anything — or if you can't provide it today, can you provide it in a subsequent briefing — that gives us some sense that other countries may have been involved in this other than Russia?

Noor had backed a rival of President Hamid Karzai in the 2009 election, and, as I was told in a subsequent briefing, he talked about how Karzai and "the palace" had essentially cut off relations thereafter.

At a subsequent briefing, Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov went further and named Britain as the government allegedly responsible, claiming it was intended "to prod the United States to launch missile strikes against Syria".

On a subsequent brief, CNN's name is gone.

After a subsequent, brief association with the fussily Realist Pre-Raphaelites, he hit his stride as a militant aesthete — the pictorial poet of London's salons and foggy twilights — and a fop's fop.

METHODS: We prospectively enrolled interns (first-year pediatric residents [PL1s]) in an educational intervention that consisted of a group session in which components of a high-quality DS were taught and a subsequent brief small-group session in which key components with distribution of a reminder card were reiterated.

18 Information provided in a subsequent brief report contradicted the original report.

There is also evidence that prior exercise can prime a BDNF response of hippocampal cells to a subsequent brief period of exercise that would be insufficient to significantly increase BDNF levels in previously sedentary animals.