Sentence examples for be briefed to from inspiring English sources

"Director Panetta thought this effort should be briefed to Congress, and he did so," Mr. Gimigliano said.

Michael Finucane, Pat's eldest son, said the legal team would be briefed "to ensure that the inquiry will not become a government vehicle for suppression".

Paul Gimigliano, a CIA spokesman, refused to give details of the programme but said: "Director Panetta thought this effort should be briefed to Congress, and he did so.

With a good understanding of industry trends – and insider knowledge of that particular employer's preferences and needs – a recruiter will be briefed to find exactly the right candidate with a specific set of skills, experience and qualities.

He added, "The Administration has been fuzzing the lines; there used to be a shade of gray" — between operations that had to be briefed to the senior congressional leadership and those which did not — "but now it's a shade of mush".

As the person familiar with the Finding put it to Hersh, "The Administration has been fuzzing the lines; there used to be a shade of gray" — between operations that had to be briefed to the senior congressional leadership and those which did not — "but now it's a shade of mush".

"It has been briefed to Congress".

They had been briefed to me by the C.I.A.

They had been briefed to me by the F.B.I.

He said policing plans for the state visit had been briefed to the Home Secretary.

Twice she admitted not being briefed to answer specific questions during the hearing, prompting criticism.