Sentence examples for received regular briefings from inspiring English sources

A law enforcement official who has received regular briefings on counterterrorism matters in the region confirmed the report on Sunday.

Paula Dobriansky, the undersecretary of state for global affairs who will be leading the U.S. delegation to Reykjavik, Iceland, later this month, said that "the report has not been finalized or released to governments". U.S. officials have received regular briefings on the full report, according to Arctic Council officials, and have submitted comprehensive comments on it over the past 18 months.

Obama has received regular briefings on the storm, declared it a federal disaster earlier in the week, and dispatched Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson to the region.

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She receives regular briefings from the F.B.I. "They just keep telling me they keep hearing that he is doing well," Mrs. Levinson said in a recent telephone interview.

A handful of consultancy firms and a health insurance giant bidding for NHS contracts have been operating a discreet forum at which they receive regular briefings from senior health service managers charged with ushering in the new era of competition among its providers.

In reality, Obama does receive regular briefings, though he sometimes opts for just a written version, rather than an in-person briefing, as the White House told the Washington Post in 2012 in response to the claims.

The President will continue to receive regular briefings on these efforts, and has made clear that he expects his team to continue to lean forward as Hurricane Sandy approaches.

In response to the criticism over the president's vacationing during a time when the Dow Jones saw one of its largest drops in history, Obama press secretary Jay Carney defended the nation's commander-in-chief and added that he would be traveling with his staff and receiving regular briefings, according to the Daily Herald.

It is true that ministers - and prime ministers - received regular intelligence briefings.

Oliver North wrote that "Ronald Reagan knew of and approved a great deal of what went on with both the Iranian initiative and private efforts on behalf of the contras and he received regular, detailed briefings on both...I have no doubt that he was told about the use of residuals for the Contras, and that he approved it.