Sentence examples similar to pre briefing from inspiring English sources

One representative of each of the Winners will be invited to attend a 1 day pre-trip briefing ("Pre-Trip Briefing"), which will take place at the Guardian Head Office in London between Monday 2nd February and Friday 6th February 2015.

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.

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

At a pre-briefing before the E3 games conference in Los Angeles, David Votypka, the creative director of Ubisoft-owned developeReded Storm, announced that there are several prototypes being developed in various studios around the company.

William Hague (@WilliamJHague) In Paris for talks with President Hollande, Secretary Kerry and FM Fabius on US-Russia agreement and ensuring Syrian compliance September 16, 2013 Updated at 11.49am BST 9.06am BST The UN inspectors' report into the attack on the eastern Damascus suburb of Ghouta has been the subject of much pre-briefing.

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.

A good deal of this happens pre-brief, way before a designer ever puts pen to paper or mouse to mac.

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.

This pre-briefing speaks to the confidence of Nintendo.