Sentence examples for briefing notes that from inspiring English sources

Why not publish briefing notes that describe options facing politicians?

Briefing notes that were given to reporters accompanying President Bush to the Group of 8 meeting in Japan described Mr. Berlusconi as one of the "most controversial leaders in the history of a country known for government corruption and vice".

The internal briefing notes that there are a "large percentage" of asylum seekers at mainland detention centres – about 854 – that had not begun to receive vaccinations at all in October 2013.

To underline this success, we were handed briefing notes that stressed that these were not part-time jobs; that the North was growing faster than the South; that the majority of these jobs were going to Brits and not foreign nationals.

According to a private government briefing note that emerged last night, ministers are considering visa restrictions and travel bans on key Russian figures.

"Those making such a claim are only attempting to distract from the fact that president-elect Trump has put forth serious policy proposals he plans to set in motion on day one," said a briefing note that was sent to campaign supporters.

"The other important element of it is that it is also clear from the January 2014 briefing note that IHMS and the commonwealth were failing to comply with the appropriate working with children checks.

Puttnam has told peers in a briefing note that his amendment is designed to address concerns that access to justice will be unavailable to ordinary citizens in cases of defamation by newspapers because of cost.

But what they will appreciate is an occasional email with an accessible one or two page briefing note that outlines your research question, data, findings and three to five possible implications.

The Turkish Foreign Minister, in response to Kerry's remarks, cited the death toll in the war and asked, "What is there to negotiate with Assad?" A reporter at Psaki's briefing noted that several Syrian opposition groups had been unhappy with Kerry's comments, and asked if she thought those groups were "foolish" to think that there could be no conversation with Assad.

Mr. Gelsinger, who spoke at a briefing, noted that one of Intel's chief advantages is that even Microsoft's ancient MS-DOS operating system will be able to run on the hyperfast Intel chip in the personal computer of the future.