Sentence examples for briefing issued from inspiring English sources

In an election briefing issued on Tuesday the Kings Fund warned: "The next government will arrive in office with the NHS facing financial meltdown and social care in crisis".

In a new "tactical briefing" issued on Monday, hours before the Occupy Wall Street camp was raided by the police, the editors of Adbusters, the Canadian, anti-consumerist magazine that dreamed up the movement, suggested that it might be time for the protesters to "declare 'victory' " and scale back the camps before winter sets in.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, among the lawmakers who attended the briefing, issued a statement on Sunday saying that she eventually did protest the techniques and that she concurred with objections raised by a Democratic colleague in a letter to the C.I.A. in early 2003.

In large measure, Mr. Ruff presented a dramatic televised version of the arguments laid out in a 184-page legal brief issued by the White House on Tuesday night.

According to the brief issued to shortlisted practices, the plan is to insert more than 5,000 sq metres of food, drink and retail.

A working brief issued Oct. 7 by the national volunteer group said the officials had directly told the lawyers not to give any legal aid to the parents.

They clung to the brief issued from the central campaign office: no triumphalism, no jingoism – now is a time for healing and understanding.

The stadium's scheme design has been developed with our Japanese partners and responds to the revised brief issued by the client earlier this year".

Such estimates are consistent with a data brief issued last February by the University of California at Berkeley Labor Center, which identified industries with the highest percentage of employees working slightly over 30 hours and thus vulnerable to being ramped down to just under that threshold.

The antica corsiva (as italic was called at the time), used by late 15th-century papal scribes for rapidly writing briefs issued from the Vatican chancery, also became the preferred style of polite correspondence.

According to a brief issued last week by the National Science Foundation (NSF), money from the federal government supports 20% of all science and engineering graduate students.