Sentence examples for briefed on issues from inspiring English sources

Dr. Brademas's first meeting will be on March 22, and he is just being briefed on issues facing the board.

The possibility that euro zone members will not agree on an expansion of the bailout fund is a concern for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, according to a person briefed on issues there.

"We believe we have the existing authority," said one person briefed on the issue who spoke on condition of anonymity.

But Mr. Bush came across as solid and better briefed on the issues than he was last week.

"We always also look at the reports from officials because they are briefed on any issues relating to match fixing.

He said his father had jumped into the race unprepared, before he was "fully briefed" on national issues.

Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the Senate's second-ranking Democrat, said the top Democrat and Republican in the Senate and on the Intelligence Committee were regularly briefed on classified issues like surveillance.

We can only hope Trump will soon be briefed on major issues.

Jake England-Johns from RPCC said all Headingley and Hyde Park and Woodhouse ward members should be briefed on the issue of Royal Park School as it is an issue that concerns their constituents.

Even if approved, the upgraded F-16s would not be available until 2011, said one House aide who had been briefed on the issue, and who spoke on condition of anonymity, raising the question whether the funds could be spent on counterterrorism equipment that could be employed more quickly.

Mr. McPherson resigned as ABC was reacting to a delicate personnel matter it declined to disclose, said people briefed on the issue who asked for anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.