The warning letters come on the back of police briefings highlighting the force had sought authority to fire rubber and plastic bullets.
The extent of the storm's destructive force was reflected in government briefings that addressed a sweeping range of loss that included the human toll, power failures, homes sucked into the ocean, ruined businesses, and broken infrastructure and housing that put millions of people out of work and shelter.
The Bush administration was out in full force yesterday giving interviews and briefings to sell its new position, which reflects a shift from years of resisting pressure to offer what could be perceived as rewards for disarmament or to engage with Iran even indirectly.
WISN task force members provided regular progress briefings to the Ministerial Steering Committee chaired by the Minister of Health.
Internal briefings by police forces have highlighted video interviews conducted by youth worker Paul McKenzie with gang recruiters.
D-day documents that have now been examined for the first time in 75 years show the extraordinarily detailed briefings the invading forces had been given, not only about the level of resistance they were likely to meet, but also about the location of land mines and the height of fences.
He could spend his days touring the country telling his fans what they want to hear, basking in their love, not having to listen to those boring briefings or being forced to sit next to foreign leaders and smile for the cameras.
"And he's not a guy who took the job as a stepping stone to anything else". Although Brady lieutenants are careful not to confirm it, acquaintances say he suffers from a mild form of dyslexia, a reading disorder, that forces him to rely on briefings rather than on reading and sometimes makes him seem disoriented.
The cache contained thousands of highly classified government files covering the deployment of armed forces in the Middle East and Afghanistan, national security briefings, intelligence on neighbouring states and details of counterterrorism operations.
Nevertheless, we found it unethical to force our trial participants to attend the briefings "by all means" (which, in addition, might again have introduced severe bias into recruitement patterns and preoperative ratings!).
