Sentence examples for brief that there from inspiring English sources
Facebook asserts in its brief that there are common issues in all the cases about what caused investor losses from the I.P.O., mainly some combination of Facebook's disclosures or Nasdaq's trading glitches.
His major animus is turned against David Willetts, but as a former Labour higher education minister and now university vice-chancellor, I equally take strong issue with his argument: in brief, that there is a grand conspiracy between the government and vice-chancellors to mis-sell students higher education courses.
Tran and Vu and Olive resist adding any extra meat to their stock, presumably on the basis that the cooking time is so brief that there's little chance of extracting any flavour.
The New Jersey Muslims argue in their brief that "there is no dispute that the NYPD's unconstitutional surveillance program was a 'but for' cause of Plaintiffs' injuries: absent that program, there would have been nothing for the Associated Press to expose".
Terms like "sea-level rise" and "resilience," now familiar to all American coastal cities, were not even in the brief that defined the competition; there was only a reference to "sustainability".
"He was not briefed that there was any threat to the United States," Mr. Corallo said.
We have been briefed that there is a possibility that there might be increased attacks at least on Nov. 1".
When Mr. Alequin, who has had gastric cancer, told the mayor at the briefing that "there is life after cancer," Mr. Giuliani replied, "I know that.
When he returned to the Met as assistant commissioner, he was briefed that there was an established relationship between ACSO (special operations) and the Crime Reporters Associationn.
England briefed that there were still no guarantees about their Brisbane selection - "We are open to all possibilities," Cook had said before the match.
The bank's president, Wim Duisenberg, said at a news briefing that "there's not yet anything excessive" about the currency's rise.
