Sentence examples for pointed drafting from inspiring English sources

We obviously spent a lot of time working on revising her Russian answers to try to make them more pointed, drafting and practicing some answers about what we thought were the most likely WikiLeaks-related questions around the Goldman speech and trying to figure out what she should say and how she should say it around the "Access Hollywood" tape.

It is useful when you make a bullet pointed draft about the things yo want to write.

And at this point, drafting it well matters more than passing it immediately.

Netanyahu was apparently working from a new set of talking points drafted by advisers over the weekend to attack the deal, the Associated Press reported.

Ms. Rice, using talking points drafted by the C.I.A., said the assault appeared to be a protest gone awry rather than a premeditated terrorist attack.

Although Ms Rice was reading talking points drafted by others, Republican anger was enough to make her withdraw from consideration as secretary of state to succeed Hillary Clinton.

But the Republican report last month declared, "In the days following the attacks, White House and senior State Department officials altered accurate talking points drafted by the intelligence community in order to protect the State Department".

Mr. Boehner's demand for the e-mail goes to one strand of the dispute: the talking points drafted by intelligence agencies for use by Ms. Rice and other administration officials in providing their initial account of what happened last Sept. 11, when the diplomatic compound came under attack and four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, were killed.

I always had talking points drafted with plenty of help from the company's lawyers and HR executives.

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A leading voice against last week's release of the Nunes Memo, Schiff characterized the decision by Republicans and Trump to release the memo as a way "to grant House members access to a profoundly misleading set of talking points drafted by Republican staff attacking the FBI and its handling of the investigation".