Sentence examples for briefed on whether from inspiring English sources
The DA called for the parliamentary joint standing committee on intelligence to be briefed on whether the leak was likely to reveal any wrongdoing on the part of the SSA.
By the time Lord Justice Leveson intervened, saying "you didn't have to be a lawyer" to know "a judge hearing a case can't speak to the parties outside the case", it was clear Smith had not been briefed on whether the contact with Michel was appropriate in the quasi-judicial process.
I have not been briefed on whether or not there are... the existence of UFOs, I haven't talked to the President about this topic".
The Huffington Post asked the Federal Reserve whether its senior officials were aware of the inspector general's investigation, whether it was briefed on the results and whether it took any action in response.
The investigation focused partly, the people briefed on the matter said, on whether the bank or its vendor had misled customers into thinking that the product was free, mandatory and would bolster credit scores.
While Mr. Hoopes had a brief phone call with the Fed, people briefed on the matter said, no one can recall specifics or whether Volcker was even discussed.
The investigation, according to lawyers for some of the companies and people briefed on the matter, is examining whether the unionized companies, aided by five other trucking businesses that court papers filed by the union and city regulators say are linked to the unionized companies, failed to pay more than $430,000 into the benefit funds.
Some Democrats, a person briefed on the matter said, will question whether she is cozy with Wall Street.
The agency, a person briefed on the matter said, is examining whether any collaboration between BATS and high-frequency trading firms could hinder competition.
Some Bloomberg reporters called the bank, people briefed on the call said, to question whether the traders responsible for the loss had been fired.
The examiners, people briefed on the matter say, are assessing whether banks need to build reserves against the growing threat of lawsuits.
