Sentence examples for legislative briefings from inspiring English sources
The official said the administration had conducted regular legislative briefings in the past months "regarding malicious cyber-activity related to our elections infrastructure" and was "committed to working with Congress to brief members and staff as appropriate".
"The Congress people have SoftBooks that are updated daily with legislative briefings," he says.
During phase 1, the study team updated community members and local officials through quarterly meetings of the public advisory committee, legislative briefings, and "poster sessions" where scientists and community members could interact informally to respond to community concerns.
In a flurry of meetings with legislative leaders, news conferences and briefings, Lt. Gov. David A. Paterson began quickly laying the groundwork for when he is formally sworn in as governor on Monday.
In a flurry of meetings with legislative leaders, news conferences and briefings, Mr. Paterson began quickly laying the groundwork for when he is formally sworn in as governor on Monday.
Yet long before "waterboarding" entered the public discourse, the CIA gave key legislative overseers about 30 private briefings, some of which included descriptions of that technique and other harsh interrogation methods, according to interviews with multiple U.S. officials with firsthand knowledge.
B1 ACCESS FOR CONGRESS President Bush agreed to restore access to classified briefings to a wider legislative audience, after lawmakers balked at his effort to limit such information.
Under pressure from Congress, President Bush agreed today to restore access to classified briefings to a wider legislative audience, after lawmakers balked at Mr. Bush's initial effort to limit such information to just eight senior leaders.
Details of the F.T.C.'s survey findings and its legislative proposal will not be released until the agency conducts briefings around Washington on Monday.
Mr. Cheney's aides were eager to portray the vice president's schedule as a "typical" day filled with briefings on economic and domestic policy, as well as meetings with his national security aides and legislative staff.
