Sentence examples for briefings as from inspiring English sources

The mayor of New York gets biweekly briefings, as well as a semiannual management report, each one some 250 pages.

They also videotaped staff meetings and press briefings, as well as people doing nothing more extraordinary than walking up stairs.

But as is customary for the official nominees of both parties, the two candidates will get their first intelligence briefings as early as next week.

In an e-mail message sent on Monday, the bureau chiefs urged other Washington editors to object to such briefings as soon as the administration, executive agencies or legislators schedule them.

FreeSpace 2s story is brought out via narrative pre-rendered cutscenes, the pre- and post-mission briefings, as well as in-game chatter between non-player characters, and scripted mission events.

A spokesman for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the group that handles classified briefings for presidential nominees, did not respond to a question from HuffPost about whether Trump had already been briefed by the agency, but the Atlantic's Russell Berman reported Wednesday that Trump and Clinton could begin receiving briefings "as soon as the coming days".

Asked whether Mr. Trump should receive classified briefings now, as is the norm for nominees of the two parties, Mr. Obama said that "they have been told these are classified briefings, and if they want to be president, they've got to start acting like presidents, and that means being able to receive these briefings and not spread them around".

David Lochbaum, the director of UCS's Nuclear Safety Project, and Edwin Lyman, a senior scientist in the group's Global Security Program, held more than a dozen press briefings, often with as many as 125 reporters on the line.

Until now, the daily briefings, known as the President's Daily Brief, have been produced primarily by the C.I.A. Their quality and the fact that their judgments tended to be "C.I.A.-centric" were criticized in harsh terms in a report completed in March by a presidential commission on illicit weapons.

All three channels televise events such as congressional hearings, White House press briefings and presidential speeches, as well as other government meetings including Federal Communications Commission hearings and Pentagon press conferences.

Rare August hearings are scheduled, memos distributed and high-level briefings conducted as institutions look inward to see what changes they can make.