Sentence examples for briefings only from inspiring English sources

At present this policy will apply to Downing Street briefings only.

Mr. Wang, who does not own the Coliseum but does own its prime tenant, the New York Islanders, declined public comment on the redevelopment proposal last week, and he and his associates were withholding public disclosure of many details, presenting briefings only to state and county officials.

Trump has reportedly been receiving the classified briefings only about once per week, when typically, presidents receive them six days per week. .

Another European Union official, who, in accordance with the bloc's policy on background briefings, spoke only if not identified by name, said some companies that regularly use the system had acknowledged that their employees could be implicated in the thefts.

Despite the concession, some panel members said they still wanted to subpoena the original briefings, if only as a protest over what they considered the failure of the White House to cooperate with the commission.

The brotherly campaign for the Labour leadership has been the longest of marches – 60 hustings events, a summer of rallies and meetings and briefings punctuated only by a wet week in Cornwall (Ed) and another in Northumberland (David).

In a memo signed Friday, Mr. Bush instructed the secretaries of state, treasury and defense, the attorney general and the directors of central intelligence and the F.B.I. to limit their briefings to only eight members of Congress.

Aides to Congressional Democratic leaders said Saturday that videos of the aftermath of the chemical weapons attack outside Damascus, showing civilians lying on the ground in convulsions, have been shown to lawmakers in classified briefings open only to members of Congress.

While Mailbox had mentioned to us that they were tinkering with an iPad app in previous briefings, they've only recently begun to mention it in public — and even then, seemingly only through relatively quiet Twitter responses.

Judge Kavanaugh told Mr. Lin that his justification, in the legal briefings, for reading only the House provision "is a hall of mirrors".

In his speech this week at the United Nations, followed by a media blitz and a series of private briefings, he has only grudgingly endorsed the negotiations between the West and Iran expected to start Oct. 15 in Geneva.