Sentence examples for briefing suggests from inspiring English sources

The briefing suggests similar blocks would be placed on his efforts to reduce the role of the private sector in the NHS, and defend the right to strike.

My short experience with the sample cameras shown at the press briefing suggests that the system is quick, but not obviously faster than Canon's competing EOS cameras, for example.

A secret 2009 legal briefing suggests that British military lawyers believe that some US operations beyond traditional battlefields may be unlawful – a document that also highlights GCHQ's efforts to operate within the bounds of the law in a complex and challenging environment.

While the Ontario government has said public consumption will be banned everywhere but at private residences weed lounges will also be barred the MCSCS briefing suggests that's not a good idea.

Louise Whitfield, of Deighton Pierce Glynn, has written a legal briefing suggesting that such policies could be unlawful.

Below cabinet rank a raft of women were promoted, but not quite to the extent that some advance briefing suggested.

The UK is not doing well but not as bad as perhaps the figures given in the briefing suggest.

The night before the climb, Curtis gave a briefing suggesting three objectives for the day: Have fun, keep safety in mind, and enjoy time on the mountain.

But Mr. Armacost, at today's news briefing, suggested that the board of directors, which met on Tuesday, was still behind him.

The briefing suggested that the government should lend support to moderate imams who would spread messages of tolerance, but that has yet to happen, a senior security official here said.

Less than three hours before Miller was first shot, an intelligence briefing suggested, according to witness statements recorded by army investigators, that there was going to be an 'ambush' on a patrol that day.