Sentence examples for briefing about their from inspiring English sources

Damian McBride, the former press secretary to Gordon Brown, admits he routinely destroyed Brown's rivals by briefing about their sexual affairs, alcoholism or internal political rivalries.

Last week Jürgen Klinsmann assembled the USA under-21 squad who will become the basis of the 2016 Olympic team, for a training camp in California that was at least as much a briefing about their expected individual and collective trajectories over the coming cycle.

We asked people to write something brief about their experience of the conversation before they left.

The need for biographical information has expanded with the proliferation of international organizations, whose officers must be briefed about their foreign counterparts.

Moreover, if parents have been properly briefed about their remit, Knights says, they should know that their role is to govern in the interests of the entire school, not just their own interests.

The shift began with a 6.30am roll call at the station, a 1970s relic where 18 officers, mostly white and latino, all male, were briefed about their 10-square mile swath of southern LA, a jumble of low-rise homes, stores, warehouses and vacant lots.

…we would like to ask each partner to send us a one-page briefer about their organization/activities.

In some other modulated declaratives, the commands were framed with the modality of inclination would and with the verb of desiring like: (34) …we would like to ask each partner to send us a one-page briefer about their organization/activities.

Glasgow's LHP is facilitated by staff in the Section of General Practice and Primary Care, and students are briefed about their interviewees by general practitioners who work as tutors for the Section.

The three categories explaining this sub-theme are described hereunder: The scope of work required of a community midwife was not highlighted in program admission advertisements and selected trainees were briefed about their role and responsibilities much later in training.

This suggests that practices should be briefed about their role in promoting the program, and given timely feedback following the program to encourage further referral and uptake [ 54], and that this may be assisted by encouraging strong relationships with allied health professionals and a more formalized approach to risk factor management within the practice.