Sentence examples for briefings column from inspiring English sources
A report in the World Briefings column on Sept. 8 about the investigation into phone hacking by British newspapers misidentified the former employers of Raoul Simons, a journalist who was arrested that week.
A report in the World Briefings column on Sept. 15 about a Vatican offer of reconciliation to the Society of St. Pius X, a breakaway group, misidentified the cleric who was excommunicated for ordaining four of its bishops without permission in 1988.
A report in some copies of the World Briefings column on Sept. 15 about Turkey's decision on where to locate a radar system that is part of a new NATO shield against a missile attack in Europe described the location of the base incorrectly.
Bernie Beglane SPORTS BRIEFING: CROSS COUNTRY Correction: November 8, 2005, Tuesday A report in the Sports Briefing column on Oct. 29 about the Ivy League Heptagonal Cross-Country Championships misstated the college affiliation of Lindsay Donaldson, the runner-up in the women's race.
Richard Sandomir SPORTS BRIEFING: TV SPORTS Correction: April 9, 2005, Saturday An article and headline in the Sports Briefing column on Tuesday about the Nielsen rating for the YES Network's telecast of the Yankees-Red Son game on Sunday misstated the significance of the rating.
Mitch Abramson SPORTS BRIEFING: BOXING Correction: November 7, 2005, Monday Because of an editing error, a report in the Sports Briefing column in some copies yesterday about the boxer Jaidon Codrington, who was knocked unconscious in a bout on Friday, misstated the occupation of Lou DiBella, who said he would have walked away from the sport if Codrington had not been all right.
This negotiation advice about nonnegotiable job offers is from the "Ask the Negotiation Coach" column found in the publication Negotiation Briefings.
(Imagine officials who don't read papers but rely on underlings for briefings!) At that point, my government minder took my column and translated it for them.
"We receive notification with key details shortly after every strike, and we hold regular briefings and hearings on these operations," Feinstein wrote in May in a letter sent in response to a column that ran in The Times questioning the oversight of drone strikes.
A report in the National Briefings column yesterday about blasting caps found in waters south of Los Angeles misstated the number of explosives in some copies.
