Sentence examples for planned briefings from inspiring English sources

Today, as rumors of the impending announcement ran through F.B.I. headquarters and managers planned briefings for employees on Wednesday, the mood was described as glum as agents tried to assess the impact of the plan.

But several Socialist backbenchers have voiced strong criticism, and the government this week canceled two planned briefings of its deputies to avoid a showdown.

Democrats, who are already making Mr. DeLay a campaign issue, have planned press briefings for Thursday morning to discuss the matter.

At the latest we'll see some by the next day; media briefings are planned for January 2 and 3 for this purpose.

In contrast, Obama's failed attempt to seek congressional backing for US air strikes against Syrian government forces last year, the president is seeking to shore up support on Capitol Hill with further briefings for senators planned on Wednesday but has so far refused to give Congress a veto over his latest strategy.

Yesterday I was in the T.O.C. (Tactical Operations Center) — it's where all the mission planning happens, briefings, maps on the wall, etc. Normally, after flying missions, pilots drift around the T.O.C. with an air of satisfied indifference — similar to lions after devouring a zebra.

In Beirut, Mr. Roed-Larsen said he planned to leave Monday to present briefings at the United Nations and then to return to Lebanon for discussions over Syrian troop withdrawal.

So the report will not be posted on the Internet, as originally planned, and no one will conduct any briefings on its conclusions.

Conceivably some views about the scope and propriety of the programs could change after closed briefings on the N.S.A. programs planned for House members on Tuesday and senators on Thursday.

Bush administration officials said the White House was preparing to present a more coordinated approach to the anthrax threat and planned for Tom Ridge, the director of homeland security, to conduct regular briefings with health officials and the news media.

At the same time, senior counterterrorism officials plan to hold personal briefings for their counterparts on the biggest threats they see.