Sentence examples for group briefings from inspiring English sources

Therefore: will the chief editors of USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post and The A.P. jointly agree not to cover group briefings conducted by government officials and other political figures who refuse to allow their names to be used?

A participant in working group briefings last Friday at the Johnson Space Center said that while attention was focused on two likely entry points for the super-hot gases that appear to have entered the shuttle, one of them -- the leading edge of the wing -- "was definitely deemed less likely" than the other -- the area around the wheel well.

Rather than monitor events quietly from their offices in the Old Executive Office Building, as they do with more widely publicized conflicts like the one in Syria, senior N.S.C. officials have invited in humanitarian and advocacy groups for briefings.

The group has held briefings almost daily since last week's announcement and has started a Web site (www.bseinfo.org) that addresses issues related to mad cow disease, formally known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or B.S.E.

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

At a series of small-group and individual briefings attended by Mr. Bush, Mr. Cheney, Ms. Rice and Attorney General John Ashcroft, Mr. Tenet and his deputy, John McLaughlin, laid out their case.

Facebook says it anticipated anxiety over its latest privacy changes, and the company reached out to advocacy groups and offered briefings, albeit under a non-disclosure agreement.

Public health groups do attend private briefings with the office, though some groups say that their letters to the office go unanswered.

A spokesman for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the group that handles classified briefings for presidential nominees, did not respond to a question from HuffPost about whether Trump had already been briefed by the agency, but the Atlantic's Russell Berman reported Wednesday that Trump and Clinton could begin receiving briefings "as soon as the coming days".

Data collection including individual and group interviews, meetings and briefings and direct observation.

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.