Sentence examples for briefing continues from inspiring English sources

"And if they don't listen," the briefing continues," if they ignore us and put our demands on the back burner like they've done so many times before... then, with Gandhian ferocity, we'll flashmob the streets, shut down stock exchanges, campuses, corporate headquarters and cities across the globe... we'll make the price of doing business as usual too much to bear".

Michael Gove argued it on Sky, and Vote Leave's videos and official campaign briefing continue to use the figure.

As the briefing continued for what seemed like half an hour, one of the journalists, a little worried, asked me if it was going to be that dangerous.

An important part of the American strategy against Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia has been to drive wedges between the group, other insurgent groups and the Sunni population, and General Bergner's briefing continued that theme.

Thereafter, a period of accommodation begins, where individual communication and team briefing continue to build the connection.

Deducting charitable contributions will help lower the premiums for liability insurance, the brief continues.

The brief continues, "This father seeks to raise his family where he wants and how he wants".

"Managers often hold negative age-related stereotypes -- for example, that older workers are slow, or resistant to new technology -- which too easily infect hiring decisions," the brief continues.

Consequently, the brief continues, defendants in rape and murder cases "might well be prosecuted solely on the basis of eyewitness testimony," which is notoriously unreliable and could lead to convictions of many "innocent individuals".

Tracing the habeas corpus procedure to its roots in ancient English law, the brief continues, "The right to habeas corpus is, in essence, a right to judicial protection against lawless incarceration by executive authorities".

In addition, the two administrators "did everything possible to prevent the truth from being uncovered," the brief continues, according to AL.com.