Sentence examples for briefed that it from inspiring English sources

The party had briefed that it might lose all of its MEPs, for example.

The Tories believe Ukip would not have briefed that it was lining up eight more defectors if it was confident the MPs would move into its camp.

As the DUP leadership briefed that it would be prepared to vote down the budget at the end of this month unless it received guarantees over the backstop, a sense that the crisis was widening beyond Brexit gripped Westminster.

They briefed that it would have been so much worse if the wicked Tories had been allowed to have their way unimpeded, that Osborne would have slashed £10bn from welfare rather than £3.75bn.

Earlier this month, the date became firmer: first Downing Street briefed that it would be in January, then in the second half of January, and finally it emerged that January 22 had been chosen as the date.

On Monday, Downing Street, under pressure over Cameron's reluctance to stage a head-to-head debate with Miliband, briefed that it had reached an agreement with the broadcasters to appear in one TV debate on 2 April, and that all other set-piece television appearances by the leaders would not be in a debate format.

"We were briefed that they might do it," he said.

Then it was briefed that Mr Davis was actually the loser.

It was briefed that the bond was like a bail payment.

And White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during Monday's briefing that "it would be premature to weigh in" on whether the shooting was an act of domestic terrorism.

He will exert even less control over what goes into the counter-terrorism briefing that follows it, because although the DNI will be in overall charge of the NCTC, the agency chiefs retain control of their operations.