Sentence examples for expert briefings from inspiring English sources

He could not afford polls, focus groups or expert briefings, guiding his campaign largely by instinct.

Chayes was soon called upon by NATO and ISAF to give expert briefings with a focus on anti-corruption measures.

Guardian News and Media today introduced a new premium membership programme which will offer readers access to live events, expert briefings and exclusive offers with commercial partners.

A couple of weeks ago, she asked Sister Paulette LoMonaco, who works at Good Shepherd Services, and whom she knew from her time working in education, to organize expert briefings for her on child welfare and youth services.

Past boot camps have assembled senior congressional staff from both sides of the aisle for expert briefings and discussions about the law, policy, and technology pertaining to cyber security.

Campaign groups throw together mass demonstrations and expert briefings, organise daily mock prize givings such as the Fossil of the Day award, and the semi-stalking of delegates, known as Adopt a Negotiator.

Unlike Mr. Romney, Mr. Huckabee has not been able to afford many commercials, mailings, polling, focus groups, extensive expert-policy briefings or, until Mr. Rollins, big-name campaign consultants.

Projects focus on speaking and writing, being an expert witness, preparing briefings for policy-makers, writing blogs, giving live interviews for broadcast, and creating a prospectus for a science exhibit in the MIT Museum.

Projects focus on speaking and writing, being an expert witness, preparing briefings for policy-makers, writing blogs, and giving live interviews for broadcast, as well as the creation of an interactive exhibit for display in the MIT Museum.

They go to the heart of our case and in order to accommodate new depositions, expert reports and briefings, we've asked for additional time before trial".

Inside the plant, according to industry executives and American experts who received briefings over the weekend, there was deep concern that spent nuclear fuel that was kept in a "cooling pond" inside one of the plants had been exposed and begun letting off potentially deadly gamma radiation.