Sentence examples for briefed to do from inspiring English sources

I'm sure he's not briefed to do this and he would never admit to it, but he does have a habit of throwing a bone to the losing side in the dance-off and forcing Len to make the cruellest cut.

He even made his acceptance letter "sufficiently brief to do no harm".

Some bring back useful information, and make it part of their brief to do so.

She will be given a brief – to do 10 runs of eight laps, say – and will be in radio contact as if she was in a race car.

But the attempt to draw a line to Mr. Perez made for the evening's least effective section, an excerpt from a Rudy Perez documentary with excerpts from his work too brief to do it justice.

The 300,000 houses were built; Macmillan was rapidly promoted; and following the 1959 election, shortly after the opening of the Preston bypass, Marples was appointed minister of transport with a brief to do for roads what he had helped to do for housing.

The regulator found anecdotal evidence that exam boards believed that examiners may look for extra marks to award students when dealing with an appeal, despite being briefed not to do so.

"Director Panetta thought this effort should be briefed to Congress, and he did so," Mr. Gimigliano said.

Paul Gimigliano, a CIA spokesman, refused to give details of the programme but said: "Director Panetta thought this effort should be briefed to Congress, and he did so.

Why would you impose a regimen, when this is your love?" The story that caused a brief to-do in her hometown is "People Like That Are the Only People Here".

I ask because Peter and I just had a brief to-do in the chat room: I saw the "I am Legend" DVD screener last night (if you're reading CrunchGear, I assume you know where to find it), which shocked Mr. Ha.