Sentence examples for briefing calls from inspiring English sources

This outcome did not have to happen, but it did.Not bad for a Dark AgeBoth Mr Bernanke and Mr Mishkin are in the mainstream of what one critic cited in The Economist's briefing calls a "Dark Age of macroeconomics".

This is especially evident in a daily political briefing called The Note".

Later that morning, his office sent out a briefing calling him "a reluctant remainer".

White House press secretary Josh Earnest laid into the Senate at his daily briefing, calling the chamber's inaction on the bill passed by the House "irresponsible".

The Environmental Protection Agency is aiming to cut methane emissions by up to 45% from 2012 levels by 2025, White House officials told campaigners during a briefing call.

The "devil is in the detail" admitted Rupert Bondy, BP's group general counsel, in a briefing call with City analysts after the outline deal signed before the weekend.

The White House's latest innovation is a variation of the background briefing called the "deep-background briefing," which it holds for groups of reporters, sometimes several dozen at a time.

"For a long time, some members have claimed that that prohibits them from conducting any research on the causes of gun violence," a senior administration official said during a briefing call with reporters.

We will also be on a briefing call later this morning with our live notes.

These were the major announcements from today's briefing call between Facebook's election integrity team and reporters.

AOL's intention, they told press in a briefing call this morning, is to marry AIM and ICQ with a proper social network.