Sentence examples for briefing on issues from inspiring English sources

"What is being discussed is an economic issue," he said, "and I think there's a feeling that it's appropriate to have a briefing on issues that clearly have important economic ramifications," namely the proposed breakup of Microsoft, one of the nation's most important companies with $23 billion in revenue last year.

Dr. Brademas's first meeting will be on March 22, and he is just being briefed on issues facing the board.

In addition, Corning twice paid for her to travel upstate to be briefed on issues important to the company and the region.

The possibility that euro zone members will not agree on an expansion of the bailout fund is a concern for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, according to a person briefed on issues there.

In addition to representing local clients, the Clinic looks to comment on proposed rules and regulations impacting low income taxpayers, and it looks to litigate broadly on issues impacting this community as well as to file amicus briefs on issues of importance.

Attorney Generals have filed briefs on issues from Obamacare to climate change and immigration policy.

The Alliance publishes policy briefs on issues being addressed in the Summits.

To balance the scales, he said he wants to create a body of civil liberties advocates who can argue against the government's lawyers, and he wants human rights and privacy groups to be able to write amicus briefs on issues that affect Americans' freedoms.

Judging that it is safe to spell out political differences again, the Congressional leaders are giving lawmakers in the House and Senate briefing materials on issues and the party message.

Participants were also provided with briefing papers on issues related to vaccine development, the adoption of malaria control interventions and new vaccines.

He said Leon emphasized that the court would benefit from a fuller briefing on the issues, which is expected at the Jan . 31hearing.