Sentence examples for must brief from inspiring English sources

Regulators exert pressure via the board, whose non-executive members must brief them after every board meeting.

Mr. Gingrich, who in a television interview Tuesday said Mr. DeLay seemed to be blaming a left-wing conspiracy, told a meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors on Wednesday that the majority leader must ultimately "brief the country in a public way".

If he has help, he must have briefed his team to pick especially uplifting numbers.

To connect with local politicians and local crowds, the candidates must be briefed on local personalities and local issues.

The need for biographical information has expanded with the proliferation of international organizations, whose officers must be briefed about their foreign counterparts.

This is a photo op only, and DJT must be briefed on protocol: under no circumstances should he talk to the Queen, nor should he touch her, because one of the arms is loose and can sometimes fall off.

During one of several disagreements about who knew what and when about the Byford severance, Thompson resorted to reading from a Daily Mail article about the former deputy director general's departure and settlement – in an attempt to prove that if details about the level of Byford's payout were in a national newspaper, then he must have briefed the trust.

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At the theatre, stage crew and actors must be briefed on the risks and the set 'walked through' to ensure safety.

Winston briefs the photographer and myself beforehand: the photo session must be brief, the interview should not broach the subject of specific photographs nor dwell on his private life.

Kazuhiko Saito is in favour of healthcare professionals visiting hikikomori, but he says they must be fully briefed on the patient, who must know in advance that they are coming.