Sentence examples for be fully briefed about from inspiring English sources

It is all about the war on terror culture of retaliate-first being transferred from the Middle East to an unending homeland security war, prosecuted by people who may not be fully briefed about the game plan, targeted against Mexico and its top suppliers of drugs to the prosperous US.

He will likely be confirmed by the Senate, given the emasculated state of the Republican Party and given that all Democrats will be fully briefed about Obama's Solomon-like plan to launch the pesky, embarrassing Burris from the senate.

"You might think I was the newspaperman in the room, but I am in no doubt that Oliver Letwin was fully briefed about the requirements of the industry.

This came after Kroll had repeatedly insisted that he and the trust had not been fully briefed about Byford's settlement in October 2010.

Speaking from the team hotel, he read: "The FAI and I have been fully briefed about the circumstances of what happened at the team hotel last night.

Reading a statement on camera, he said: "The FAI and I have been fully briefed about the circumstances of what happened at the team hotel last night.

Any statement that she had not been fully briefed about threats by Al Qaeda would also seem to pit the White House against the intelligence community.

Perich, who succeeded her as CEO, says New Belgium workers don't set the company's strategy but they are fully briefed about what's going on, and why, and are encouraged to take responsibility for operations.

That meant the advertising sales team had not been fully briefed about the change and the features pages were run as part of the main body of the paper.

Marles, who complained on Wednesday that the Coalition was seeking to bring on debate before the opposition had been fully briefed about the amendments, accused the government of playing "games" with "silly behaviour which seeks to make political gain out of matters of national security".

The day of the interview, the candidate is given an itinerary, and all the people on the list have been fully briefed about them.