Sentence examples for briefed that if from inspiring English sources

All contributors were briefed that if they carried out criminal activity on camera, this could result in criminal investigations after broadcast".

We went to Bradford the week after and I was told the stewards had been briefed that if there was any abuse aimed at me then they had to eject those fans because they didn't want to be fined.

Unnamed French officials briefed that, if the Czechs messed up, President Nicolas Sarkozy might take back the reins, perhaps by calling meetings of the 16 euro countries (the Czechs are not among them).The critics' charge sheet against the Czechs is long.

All contributors were briefed that if they carried out criminal activity on camera, this could result in criminal investigations after broadcast," a spokesman for the broadcaster added.

Hospital staff were briefed that if there were any unaccompanied, injured children, anyone coming to pick them up had to provide documentation.

Marines serving in Najaf said their officers had briefed them that if the situation remained stable for the two weeks, they would be withdrawn; if not, marine replacements will probably have to be brought in.

From my personal experience, when I went for my visa interview at the Consulate of United States, Mumbai (India), the officer gave me a sheet where toll-free numbers of various women's rights commission and emergency help lines were given and she briefed me that if I will ever come across any violence or my security issues, I should immediately contact those concerns.

Four days after the IRS announced that it discriminated against conservative organizations, Carney said repeatedly in his daily briefing that, if true, the president would be outraged.

It was evident from the briefs that if Iowa prevailed in this case, the practice of conducting searches after such traffic stops would become widespread.

The Missouri attorney general, Chris Koster, argues in a supreme court brief that if the law stands the government will be able to force Americans to go on a diet.

Wholly apart from the contract, and even if there were no contract here at all, it seems to me clear, on the cases we have cited in our brief, that if they threaten to show a different version of the picture from the one which he produced and directed, that he not only has standing to bring suit but he is entitled to an injunction.