Sentence examples for strategy briefings from inspiring English sources

Neither Mr. Biden nor members of his staff participate in the Sunday strategy briefings that White House and re-election officials hold with Mr. Obama.

In return it's offering access to strategy briefings, special events, prizes and meetings with FWD founders.

They assembled the proof for the senator that they were ready: they had compiled fund-raising lists, devised media strategies, scheduled issues briefings.

This week, Democratic donors from across the country have gathered here for a series of briefings and strategy sessions that are essentially serving as the unofficial opening to Mr. Obama's re-election bid.

Following a shift in the Trump administration's media strategy, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's briefings to reporters have been held on camera only six times in the past six weeks.

During her tenure with both US Treasury and DOD, Ladan advised various US Government senior-level staff on strategy and policy via briefings, reports, and presentations.

This might entail discussions of political strategy or more substantive policy briefings by experts from A.A.E.I.'s member think tanks.

Companies like ABN Amro, AMD, Heinz, General Electric, PepsiCo and Wachovia are using the new virtual meetings for product briefings, training courses, strategy sessions and inspirational chats.

Most participants of the interview study were not aware of the OWTS' efforts to disseminate information about the strategy through their website, media briefings, and television advertisements, which raises questions both about the effectiveness of these communication strategies and the public's willingness to spend time informing themselves about the OWTS.

The BBC director general, Mark Thompson, is believed to have brought forward briefings on the new strategy to next week after the proposals leaked.

And briefings on some significant strategy shifts — such as Jolla gunning hard to build a BRICs OS licensing business for Sailfish and subsequently deciding to split the company into two, putting its initial effort into the OS basket — came from its board chairman, Antti Saarnio, rather than Dillon.