Sentence examples for published a briefing from inspiring English sources

In August this year, Public Health England, a government body, published a briefing that analysed a number of existing datasets on children's wellbeing.

1.55pm: The Institute for Fiscal Studies has published a briefing note on the education policies proposed by the three main parties.

The Association of Employment and Learning Providers has also helpfully published a briefing on the paper, picking out the key points that people need to know about.

In 1982 we published a briefing on how "The giants in Japanese electronics" were set to keep conquering the world with all manner of exciting new gadgets: Video cameras!

The House of Commons European scrutiny committee, chaired by arch-Eurosceptic Sir Bill Cash, also published a briefing from its own legal adviser, Arnold Ridout [pdf] on the deal, saying it contains "legal uncertainties".

"The crisis, duh", while an accurate answer is a little too vague to be helpful.Back in late 2011, The Economist published a briefing on the dark waters into which the euro zone appeared to be heading, based on lessons learned from the Depression.

Announcing the news first, Liverpool published a brief 32-word statement on the player.

Only last week, the New Yorker magazine published a brief, lovely essay by Bradbury.

In 2000, she published a brief but meaty biography of Herman Melville.

In March, Meserole and McCants published a brief account of their findings in Foreign Affairs.

The newspaper initially published a brief apology after Muslims complained that it was offensive.