Sentence examples for briefings given from inspiring English sources
Judge Walton said Mr. Libby's defense team did not need the complete copies of the President's Daily Brief, a memorandum of the secret briefings given six days a week in various forms to the president, the vice president and a handful of other officials.
Monday | Tuesday MondayMOST passengers ignore the earnest safety briefings given at the start of every flight.
A similar message emerged at briefings given to select members of Congress within weeks of the attack.
FOR years a great mystique has surrounded the secret press briefings given by the prime minister's spokesman to lobby correspondents.
The external members of the MPC and FPC will be free to attend each others' pre-meeting briefings given by the bank's analysts.
The vast amount of discretion vested in NSA analysts is also demonstrated by the training and briefings given to them by the agency.
Stories such as these, presumably prompted by briefings, give the impression that international students are in some way part of our economic or social problems – when they are, of course, potentially part of the solution.
The Fed chairman, starting tomorrow, will cut the time between the release of post-meeting statements by the Federal Open Market Committee and his news briefings, giving investors less opportunity to misperceive the Fed's intent.
The briefings gave new urgency to the legislation, which for years has been the subject of talks among senior lawmakers who include Senators Collins and Lieberman as well as Senator John D. Rockefeller, the West Virginia Democrat who is chairman of the Commerce Committee.
The robot can offer health briefings, give out medication and check a user's vitals.
