Sentence examples for brief it would from inspiring English sources

It would not repeatedly win new contracts after failing to fulfil its brief, it would not be rescued by elite state teams when it lost control of a prison, and it would not be able to call upon the army as backup when it had failed to recruit sufficient staff.

The chances that the districts would get redrawn before the Nov. 6 election dropped significantly Friday after those who had challenged the map told the federal court in a brief it would be a bad idea to try to set new districts ahead of the midterms.

"But look, if they can convince us that it will be brief, it would be to the point, there were five or six points they have to clarify, and with that, we can get this — this long nightmare for the ― for the American public over," Giuliani told ABC.

In brief, it would be beneficial to improve knowledge of the following: Emission rates and migration of phthalates from different types of PVC surface materials.

In brief, it would appear that, taking ICF categories as the point of departure, the EDAD 2008 may provide a basis for estimating the prevalence of need for personal help, with it being more difficult to address the need for social support required to improve social participation in, e.g., work, leisure or economy.

"If this were a State Department briefing, it would have been one of those sessions where the participants come out and say there was a full and frank discussion," said Karen Tumulty, national political correspondent for Time, a unit of Time Warner.

With words such as 'pathway'journeyney' and 'core principles' peppering the media briefing, it would be easy to dismiss this as laughable jargon.

And White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during Monday's briefing that "it would be premature to weigh in" on whether the shooting was an act of domestic terrorism.

The S.E.C., which has filed enforcement actions against underwriters it said had broken securities laws by laddering, argued in its brief that it would be wrong to allow "antitrust plaintiffs to step in with their own set of standards, which could potentially be inconsistent with the commission's determinations".

Cliff Lee, a Verizon New York spokesman, said his company would respond in a brief that it would submit to the commission.

But even if the Gore team was able to overturn every factual decision by Judge Sauls, Mr. Bush's brief said, it would be futile to try a recount in the next six days.