Sentence examples for regularly briefed on from inspiring English sources

I think why it's being perceived as such a game-changer is because of the message Russia's sending," said one congressional source regularly briefed on U.S. policy and intelligence regarding Syria.

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

Rogers is regularly briefed on intelligence assessments.

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

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

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

Attorney General John Ashcroft's top aides have regularly briefed him on key details in the investigation into the disclosure of a C.I.A. officer's identity, including the identities of those interviewed by the F.B.I., a senior Justice Department official told members of Congress on Tuesday.

Major Edward Colver said: "He showed immediate promise and regularly briefed me on his ambition to be a Section Commander and desire to complete a Junior Non-Commissioned Officers Cadre as soon as possible.

A White House official who also insisted on anonymity disputed the characterization of Mr. Kushner, saying he regularly briefed the State Department and National Security Council on his trips and conversations.

DURING the Afghanistan air war, the top military officer of the United States regularly briefed reporters not only on the areas bombed overnight, but also on the number of individual food packets dropped by military cargo planes.

Mr. Bloomberg, who has tried to seize a national platform on gun control, the environment and other issues, has been regularly briefed in recent months on foreign policy by, among others, Henry A. Kissinger, his friend and the former secretary of state, and Nancy Soderberg, an ambassador to the United Nations in the Clinton administration.