Sentence examples for briefed further from inspiring English sources

He spoke with his homeland security adviser, John O. Brennan, at 5 26 a.m. and was later briefed further by Mr. Brennan, Robert Mueller, the F.B.I. director, and Jacob Lew, the White House chief of staff.

Aside from a brief further investigation in the late 1770s, after Weber's death attention shifted decisively away to Pompeii and Herculaneum for more than two centuries.

See id. at 4. LGE's brief further suggests that without adequate patent law protection, inventors might withhold innovative, profitable inventions from the marketplace.

The brief further states: 'The portion of the Los Angeles Municipal Code involved in this proceeding is Article 4 (Charities and Relief) in Chapter IV (Public Welfare) and consists of nineteen sections numbered 44.01 to 44.19, inclusive.

The amicus brief further states that the executive order actually stands to harm the country's national security and foreign policy interests by endangering U.S. service members as well as essential counterterrorism, foreign policy, and national security partnerships.

Chemerinsky said that the arguments laid out in the brief further reinforce what he has been saying for some time: "There must be an investigation and it cannot be from the AG's office or the DA's office".

We are requesting the Japanese side to brief us further on relevant situations.

It said Fed officials had their own conversations with company officials about compensation last fall, and were further briefed over the winter by compensation specialists at Ernst & Young brought in to help.

Burns reflected that he was briefed to expect a further decline of 2% during 2010 when he started, so the turnaround has allowed C4 to restore the annual programme budget to £550m, below its peak figure but respectable.

But Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Pat Roberts (R-Kan). said Congress is adequately briefed and "calls for further oversight are unnecessary". Some of his GOP colleagues appeared almost eager to provoke a partisan fight over wiretaps, with or without warrants.

Before concluding the letter with an offer to brief the Senator further if he has more questions.