Sentence examples for recent briefing from from inspiring English sources

Updated at 5.05pm GMT 4.50pm GMT Here is video of the most recent briefing from Connecticut state police spokesman Lt. Paul Vance.

Al-Nusra has since, however, committed war crimes, according to a recent briefing from Amnesty International.

A recent brief from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) shows that American 15-year-olds spent an average of six hours a week on homework in 2012.

These teachers often work in the hardest-to-staff schools and feel like they are not given proper autonomy, according to a recent brief from the Learning Policy Institute. .

One in five U.S. families with health insurance have medical bills that they cannot afford to pay in full, according to a recent brief from a division of the Department of Health and Human Services that looked at 2012 data.

A recent briefing paper from the House of Commons library found that 28,000 estates paid inheritance tax in 2013-14, raising £3.4bn.

As outlined in a recent briefing note from the Academy of Social Sciences, the UK's participation in EU funding and research collaborations depends fundamentally on agreement over freedom of movement.

A local assemblyman, Hector De La Torre, organized a recent briefing on an audit from the state controller's office.

The troubling take-away from the recent briefing on the new financial regulatory plan, Dodd-Frank, is how complicated and impenetrable it is.

Here is an extract from a recent briefing by Mr Campbell, otherwise known as PMOS (prime minister's official spokesman):"Asked to comment on media reports that he was taking over as Manchester United's press 'supremo', the PMOS pointed out that this had been published in a Sunday newspaper and this was a useful indicator to its non-veracity.

In a recent briefing of Pakistani journalists, the army said it had acquired a strong transmitter from China but had not yet installed it.