Sentence examples for offer briefings from inspiring English sources

The courts offer briefings for family members about a child's obligations.

Labor has been briefed on the package and the Coalition will use the resumption of parliament to offer briefings to the new crossbench.

"We have offered briefings to everyone who wants to have a briefing, any privy counsellors who ask for one," he said.

But all clubs are offered briefings on the rules from FA disciplinary governance officers who tour clubs at all levels in the close season.

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.

Members of the West Ham executive have been happy to offer ongoing briefings to the media regarding Grant's future throughout the season, but O'Neill would not put up with any such behaviour.

The robot can offer health briefings, give out medication and check a user's vitals.

"They've been offered now for 70 years, and it would be shocking if we had a sitting president who didn't offer these briefings to the candidates," Priess said.

Alexa offers "flash briefings": giblets of information that media companies have been experimenting with, like smartphone cards for the ears.

In attempts to deflect attention from their man, Rooney's advisers offered unattributable briefings that turned attention on the nation's last-but-one greatest hope, Michael Owen (the last greatest hope, in case you have forgotten him, was David Beckham).

Cardiologists hired by the companies offered short briefings on ways to reduce radiation doses, while sales representatives in business suits quietly talked up the benefits of the scans and the clarity of the images.