Sentence examples for be debriefed from inspiring English sources
verb
To question someone after a military mission in order to obtain intelligence.
He offered to be debriefed and to submit to a polygraph test.
Look for cross-functional or internal projects that will involve or be debriefed to stakeholders.
He is likely to be debriefed for weeks, if not months.
It was agreed that Vanunu should come to London, where he could talk to nuclear scientists in the peace movement and be debriefed.
"Of course, he will be debriefed, but we will put first ensuring his wellbeing is taken care of," said one official.
They'll be debriefed, and their mental and physical health has to be attended to in a similar fashion to that for the boys, with the exception that they weren't trapped in a cave.
Mr. Duelfer, who took over the largely fruitless hunt for weapons after the resignation of David Kay, said, "Many detainees had as many as four different debriefers and were debriefed dozens of time, often by new, inexperienced and uninformed debriefers".
Participants' experiences of being debriefed to placebo allocation in a clinical trial.
Gonzalez was debriefed and soon found to be a rare catch.
After completing the study, participants were debriefed, including a description of the study blinding involved and the rationale.
In back rooms, they were debriefed and then pressed to bring in other former members of the regime.
