Sentence examples for published briefing from inspiring English sources

Our newly published briefing paper suggests that there are a number of reasons that this may not happen.

Ashley Lenihan is senior policy advisor and Sharon Witherspoon is head of policy at the Academy of Social Sciences and its Campaign for Social Science, which have recently published briefing papers on the implications of Brexit for UK social science and on the UK government's higher education and research bill.

And since September the NIH and FDA have published brief summaries of trial results.

He was right: the fine details he recorded in his posthumously published Brief Lives are essential for the study of his subjects and a spur to his successors.

In the same way, David Foster Wallace blasted Norman Mailer, John Updike and Philip Roth as "Great Male Narcissists"; a couple of years later, he published "Brief Interviews With Hideous Men," his own fictional inquiry into pathological male narcissism.

Next Wave has published brief reviews of several popular personality and skill inventories (see Related Links, below).

Compared with other recently published brief well-being instruments, the PHI indeed encompasses a more thorough sense of the construct.

This report is from a published brief providing synopsis of notable occupational incidents that occurred in a Canadian province during the year of 1965.

Why not publish briefing notes that describe options facing politicians?

Chief among them is the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST), which publishes briefing notes and holds seminars on current and upcoming science topics.

In the late seventies, he also began publishing brief personal essays in the Times.