Sentence examples similar to pre briefed from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable probably doesn't much like Young Nick on his turf either and pre-briefed this morning's speech in which he will promise to levy an annual wealth tax on £1m-plus homes.

Nicholas Macpherson [the Treasury permanent secretary] has looked at the procedures of pre-briefing information about the budget to the media.

It pre-briefed every blogger and tech journalist on the planet, but didn't allow anyone to actually test the search engine before the launch.

"Please can I take this opportunity to remind you of the commitment the government has made to Parliament not to pre-brief the core of the Budget.

The Treasury tightened up the rules about pre-briefing the Budget after much of the 2013 statement was revealed by mistake when the London Evening Standard tweeted some details before they had been announced to Parliament.

But instead of only appearing in the email client, this data is also available in the Calendar and Contacts app, too, allowing you to pre-brief yourself or refresh your memory about those you're soon meeting with, or get an update on your contacts' latest news from the native Contacts app.

But the season's most compelling phone drama will start the first week in June, when Sprint will begin selling the Palm Pre, people briefed on the company's plans said.

Before the big day, the pre-briefing was all about terrifying cuts for public services.

There was relatively little pre-briefing of this, the chancellor's third spending review, and with good reason.

The lawyers' inquiry will explore why it was felt that the organisation needed to pre-brief journalists about the report.

"The pilot doesn't identify the target as seen in the pre-brief" — the instructions provided before takeoff — a former high-level intelligence official told me.