Sentence examples for briefings according from inspiring English sources

He has accompanied Mr. Kim on visits to factories and military units and is getting policy briefings, according to South Korean intelligence officials who monitor developments in the North.

The briefings, according to foreign diplomats and some American officials, amount to a tacit admission by the United States that it is gradually backing away from a 2007 National Intelligence Estimate.

The game further evoked a sense of esprit de corps with its monastic-style briefings, according to Amiga User International.

In response to the criticism over the president's vacationing during a time when the Dow Jones saw one of its largest drops in history, Obama press secretary Jay Carney defended the nation's commander-in-chief and added that he would be traveling with his staff and receiving regular briefings, according to the Daily Herald.

Labor and the Greens will not have access to the confidential briefings, which, according to the government, must remain secret to protect witnesses named in the report.

The outcome of an insider-trading case involving a former Goldman Sachs senior economist could depend in large part on a jury's assessment of how hard the Treasury worked to assure that its news briefings remained confidential, according to some legal experts.

Reporters emerged from the briefings visibly shaken, according to Enin.

Even so, according to briefings by the Arts Council to arts organisations, a 5% cut could result in one third of English subsidised arts companies losing all of their national public funding – though lottery money will kick in to help 200 or so organisations that can no longer be given revenue funding.

(Although Spicer did not make any promises about the briefing room, he "expressed concern that journalists adhere to a high level of decorum at press briefings and press conferences," according to a readout of the meeting from Mason, which is akin to a spokesman for Miley Cyrus requesting that concert attendees dress modestly and not engage in any provocative dancing).

President Obama's State of the Union Address, according to briefings and leaks, will emphasize the president's use of executive power to get the public's business done despite a divided and severely deadlocked Congress.

At first refusing State Department briefings entirely, President-elect Donald Trump is now receiving one intelligence briefing per week, according to intelligence officials.