Sentence examples for briefings practice from inspiring English sources

He recommended Cricket Australia review its procedures to iron out anomalies in its emergency response procedure and morning medical briefings practice, specifically addressing why it was the person who placed the 000 phone call had been unable to offer sufficient information as to the player's immediate status, and inconsistent instructions as to how to access the ground.

The State Department isn't even giving regular press briefings, a practice routinely followed in prior administrations.

He's also suggested the Trump team might stop televising daily briefings, a practice that began two decades ago.

It is common for "brown envelopes" containing cash to be handed out during press briefings - a practice that has been going on for so long that many young journalists with whom I have spoken have no idea that it is unethical.

Still, Spicer said the incoming White House will "look at at everything" and it may not be necessary to hold daily briefings or continue the practice of televising them.

This includes updated briefings on recommended best practices for privacy and security.

Davis, and between 30 to 50 journalists and others, were given the information in advance of the 10 am announcement, a standard practice at press briefings.

Notice that these organizations aren't asking for video of the proceedings, or even live audio -- standard practices for White House briefings and congressional hearings, as well as for a growing number of federal courts across the country.

In response to questioning about these Israeli practices at State Department briefings, official spokespersons have responded that "we have let the Government of Israel know that these restrictions unfairly impact Palestinian and Arab American travelers and are not acceptable", and have added, on other occasions, that the US "regrets" and "disagrees" with these measures.

The practice of giving intelligence briefings to presidential candidates dates back to the Truman administration, but not the politics surrounding them.

Support was either provided through PCT led training and briefings, provided by GPs in their practice, or from a senior nurse.