Sentence examples for briefing in order from inspiring English sources

Gates also said that U.S. military officers in Baghdad were planning to brief reporters on what is known about Iranian involvement in Iraq but that he and other senior administration officials had intervened to delay the briefing in order to assure that the information to be provided is accurate.

"In fact it may be a reason to give him a briefing, in order to give him a better understanding of these issues that are dramatically more complex than he seems to understand".

Trump has never gathered his Cabinet together to discuss Russian interference in the 2016 election, and the topic remains largely off limits in the White House, where his aides rearrange his daily intelligence briefing in order to downplay Russian intelligence that could make him angry the Washington Post reported Thursday.

The budget was tight, to the extent that the architects shrank the buildings below the sizes in the brief, in order to make it affordable.

They have now submitted friend-of-the-court briefs in order to inform the court of other interests that may be affected by its decision.

Ryan didn't want to express views about specifics before the investigation by the joint committee, but he said it had been given a broad brief in order to consider the various alternatives and "all options should be considered".

There is a dearth of women at the top of the party and there is talk that Lisa Nandy will be offered the brief in order to lure her back into the shadow cabinet.

After an initial oral hearing last week, the court ordered Americans for Safe Access, a advocacy group for medical marijuana use and research to file a brief in order to "clarify and amplify the assertions made [by] Michael Krawitz regarding his individual standing", and to "more fully explain precisely the nature of the injury that gives him standing".

Taft turned the meeting over to his commerce secretary, Charles Nagel, suggesting he keep it brief "in order that the inventive genius and the power of original thought in this representative body… may not be restricted".For much of the Chamber's first 85 years it sought to settle disputes by consensus, much like its small-town namesakes.

Surveys should be suitably brief in order to keep people willing to respond.

From Gaza, John Ging, head of the U.N.'s Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) has strayed outside his theoretically apolitical brief in order to applaud the flotilla.