Sentence examples for briefings this from inspiring English sources

The executives were treated to lengthy private briefings this afternoon by Mr. Cheney on energy, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell on foreign policy and the trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, on his efforts to start a new round of global trade talks, a step many of the companies represented in the room have long urged.

The campaign will also sponsor three policy briefings this fall - one for each of the campaign's core pillars: learning, teaching, and fairness.

"Keeping them honest, we'd ask her why she promised people one thing and is doing the polar opposite, but we simply haven't had the chance because there have only been three briefings this month". .

"There is still going to be a possibility that a golden BB could get us," N. Wayne Hale Jr., the deputy director of the space shuttle program, told reporters in briefings this month.

Congressional staff members got a glimpse of some of the details in closed briefings this month, and four Democratic senators told Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey in a letter on Wednesday that they were troubled by what they heard.

"This should be not only about protecting us going forward but this is a form of warfare for Vladimir Putin, who is a thug and a bully and has the friends around the globe that we don't want to be friends with," she said, adding, "I've had briefings just this last week that indicate that this is a very serious issue for the American people to understand.

In briefings this week, BMW mostly discussed the car's materials and technology.

The president was also to have regular briefings this weekend in Kennebunkport.

United Financial Group wrote in a note to investors that a series of anonymous, official press briefings this week "leave no doubt" about Yukos's fate.

In interviews and briefings this week, some of the generals pulled back from recent suggestions, some by the same officers, that positive trends in Iraq could allow a major drawdown in the 138,000 American troops late this year or early in 2006.

But its contents are being officially described in briefings this week to party-affiliated institutes and agencies, ensuring that Mr. Jiang's special status as "party sage" is widely known among officials, not just an inference they should draw from Mr. Jiang's celebrity treatment in the state-controlled news media.