Sentence examples for public briefing from inspiring English sources

Before his public briefing for reporters, Mr. Ridge and the F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, privately briefed senators.

Sunday's public briefing on rhino poaching was the first the South African government has given in months.

Israel's military-intelligence chief reported in a recent public briefing that only a third of conscripts answered the latest call-up for Syria's compulsory military service.

His group issued a statement on Friday calling for the governing body of Formula One to hold a public briefing conducted by rights advocates.

The Federal Aviation Administration plans a public briefing on its plans for directing air traffic over New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

"There's no going back," said Gary Lewis, a Scranton native and accountant who has been trying, so far unsuccessfully, to persuade the City Council to put a public briefing on Chapter 9 bankruptcy onto its agenda.

Whatever the merits and demerits of this transaction are; however good or bad the security record of this particular company is; however sincere or insincere the antiterror efforts of the United Arab Emirates are, the administration's public brief is fascinating.

A previous confidentiality agreement that Apple had been under prevented them from speaking of these details, but the public brief that the DOJ filed today openly talked about these items.

He also told Acquaviva that "there is a risk that some private endeavour may commit treason or use force against the King", and urged the pope to issue a public brief against the use of force.

The Moscow authorities, eager to improve morals in Russia, are considering a ban on kissing in the subway and other public places (World Briefing, Nov. 11).

About 3,000 tickets from international sports federations were "put back in the pot" last night and sold to the public, a briefing at the Olympic Park was told this morning.