Sentence examples for briefings made from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush grew angry after some sensitive material from congressional briefings made their way into news media reports.

The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Representative Peter Hoekstra, Republican of Michigan, has said the briefings made clear that Americans would be targets of some of the eavesdropping and that Democrats had offered at least tacit approval.

The Department of Immigration recently refused a request under freedom of information laws to release a list of briefings made to Scott Morrison, despite releasing an identical list when Tony Burke was the Minister last year.

In normal times, White House press briefings make for boring television.

The formality of the interview room, the standard place here for pre- and postgame manager briefings, makes Valentine seem caged and reduced to platitudes.

"She has spent the day catching up on reading briefings, making calls, and she watched President Obama's speech in Philadelphia on TV," Merrill said in a statement.

Another, and related reason is the fact that he is cognitively so limited that such briefings make no sense to him (and that's why he wants Ivanka, for example, or Jared with him during similar occasions, to help him understand what's being said).

Malaysia's briefings have made it clear that its own military did not initially take heed of MH370 when it appeared on radar screens heading westwards after diverting.

She notes that before the votes, documents and briefings were made available "to afford each member full knowledge of the scope of the [Patriot Act provision] and of the underlying legal interpretation " by the court.

"When you come back from a deployment, they have briefings and make you watch PowerPoints, but if you need help, you have to go get it yourself".

They gave us private briefings to make sure we knew that they, too, had a new line of e-book readers coming out.