Sentence examples for briefings through from inspiring English sources

Media relations were characterised be "back door briefings through informal and unofficial channels".

Transparency - police should record meetings with journalists "According to some, MPS contact with the media has in the past been characterised by back door briefings through informal and unofficial channels".

They fought back quickly, becoming unusually accessible to the media and adept at off-the-record briefings through their public relations team.

As a Labour candidate in a marginal seat, I get briefings emailed through many times a day.

Instead, the State Department dealt with the issue tonight through a statement issued by Richard A. Boucher, the state department spokesman, and through briefings by midlevel officials.

It denounced the video and said it "continues to try to eliminate such behavior through briefings to soldiers, directives to officers, military orders and punishment when necessary".

"The committee has been informed, in good faith by the president of the United States," through briefings he and Ms. Harman attended, Mr. Hoekstra wrote.

West Ham have made it known, through briefings to the media, that O'Neill is their preferred choice as manager ahead of Sam Allardyce.

In passages shown later on television, he was a picture of smiling geniality, accepting prolonged applause as he entered the conference room, then leaning back with total self-assurance and ease as others ran through briefings.

With dueling press briefings and statements through the weekend, it was clear that bridging ideological gaps among nations afflicted with different versions of the economic contagion would provide the new president and other world leaders with a daunting challenge.

Last week, Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's national security adviser, defended the administration's reexamination of evidence of global warming, challenging critics to find another instance when most of a cabinet sat "week after week after week" through briefings by scientists on such a complicated topic.