Sentence examples for briefing that it from inspiring English sources

And White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during Monday's briefing that "it would be premature to weigh in" on whether the shooting was an act of domestic terrorism.

The DUP has stepped up the pressure on Theresa May over its demands for Brexit, by briefing that it could vote against this month's budget if the prime minister breaches the party's red lines on the issue at next week's EU summit.

But the group's chief economist, Jay Brinkmann, said in a news briefing that it was premature to conclude the improvements would persist.

Meanwhile, Secretary of State George P. Shultz said at a news briefing that it appeared a fire was still smoldering at the Chernobyl reactor.

The Coalition is briefing that it is intending to go "small target" for the remainder of the campaign because voters are "disengaged", but surely that's inverting reality.

Goldstein, also a political appointee of President Trump, had said during a Washington briefing that it was his belief that the ambassador should answer reporters' questions in the future.

He will exert even less control over what goes into the counter-terrorism briefing that follows it, because although the DNI will be in overall charge of the NCTC, the agency chiefs retain control of their operations.

The university said in its brief that it conducts year-round recruiting and outreach campaigns to identify "talented students", attends recruiting fairs in areas with "substantial minority populations" and maintains an office in Detroit to recruit local high school students.

The company has also argued in its brief that it is used for "space shifting"–transferring songs on compact disc to a digital format so they can be heard anywhere.

On the store's side, the Cato Institute, a Washington-based libertarian think tank, argued in its brief that it must be up to the prospective employee to raise the issue of a religious accommodation.

The administration argues in its new brief that it is both "adequate and effective".