Sentence examples for regularly briefed from inspiring English sources

American officials have confirmed that senior White House officials were regularly briefed on the shipments.

McBride regularly briefed journalists about celebrities who were about to be recognised in forthcoming honours lists.

Each is directly involved in national security or counterterrorism and is regularly briefed on terrorism developments.

Between October and January, Obama was regularly briefed about the progress and asked to weigh in about his preferences.

And the bank's board is being regularly briefed on measures that Citigroup is taking to deal with European turbulence.

Members of both parties insisted they are regularly briefed on the Iran negotiations by the administration – and no one else.

They did so because politicians of all parties created an atmosphere of transparency, for instance, allowing the civil service to regularly brief the opposition.

Mr. Romney's team has a traveling press secretary, Rick Gorka, but he is rarely willing or able to speak on the record on behalf of the candidate, and the campaign rarely sends a senior staffer on the road to regularly brief the press.

That division also runs through his administration: just listen to Secretary of State Colin L. Powell wax on about the benefits of a smart political and economic engagement with China, while Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld regularly briefs the press on how a rising Chinese threat requires a greater focus on security in the Pacific.

Emerson, who describes himself as one of the leading authorities on Islamic extremist networks and who regularly briefs the US government and Congress, made the staggering comment as millions marched in Paris against the Islamist attacks last week that claimed 17 lives.

It regularly briefs Rumsfeld, and Schneider says Rumsfeld is well aware of what nanotech can do.