Sentence examples similar to making briefings from inspiring English sources

The ruling says: "It was not asserted that disclosure would necessarily make briefings less frank.

He then began making frequent briefings to the media to increase press coverage of the results.

"When you come back from a deployment, they have briefings and make you watch PowerPoints, but if you need help, you have to go get it yourself".

These reports are used by desk officers in the Pentagon and troops in the field when they make operational plans and prepare briefings on the situation in the war zone.

The source said it had taken the intervention of Sir Jeremy to make the briefings stop.

That Fleischer didn't care what the press thought of him, that he was above entertaining anything but the most banal inquiries, made the briefings dumb shows instead of dialogues.

"She has spent the day catching up on reading briefings, making calls, and she watched President Obama's speech in Philadelphia on TV," Merrill said in a statement.

"We get briefings every day, and every governor has to make a choice".

An aide to Mrs. Clinton said she had watched the speech on television from her home in Chappaqua, N.Y., where she spent the day reading briefings and making calls.

In normal times, White House press briefings make for boring television.

This paragraph makes Scott Morrison's briefings about on-water matters look like the very model of directness.