Sentence examples for over briefings from inspiring English sources

It will also look at allegations over briefings Fulcher is said to have given to some media outlets.

The lowest point was a highly public row in 2014 over alleged briefings against Ofsted.

He once presided over press briefings in Baghdad that were watched around the world, particularly in December 2003 after the capture of Saddam Hussein.

The new discussions over background briefings are being driven largely by pressure from readers and news editors to reduce the use of anonymous sources.

Ask Andrew Mitchell, the ex-chief whip, stitched up by a police/tabloid scam, in which the press is now backing calls on the Met's commissioner to resign over private briefings to the press itself against Mitchell.

I used to preside over those briefings in my office with the chairman and ranking member of the House and Senate on the intelligence committees, for example, or on one occasion the entire congressional leadership down in the Situation Room in the West Wing.

All the canned briefings are over, our 30-day post-deployment leave has passed, and some sort of normalcy has returned to garrison life in the Army.

But at least when those briefings were over, there was a nice stream down the hill where reporters could cast for brook trout, and forget about the empty pages in their notebooks.

Still, he had other national security briefings over that week, including a separate briefing specifically on security for the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

The police deny this claim, but the coverage – later picked up by Globo TV and others – pushed the issue of provocateurs high up the news agenda, served as evidence for the defence of a wrongly arrested demonstrator and highlighted the gulf between street-level citizen journalists and big news organisations that often over-rely on police briefings for information.

But such briefings over the years were almost always delayed for broadcast.