Sentence examples for that briefings from inspiring English sources

The ruling states: "In reaching this view, the Commissioner has had particular regard for the public interest in ensuring that briefings for incoming prime ministers in the future are succinct and focused".

Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee sent the president a letter, complaining that briefings provided to Congress were "limited" and did not provide "a fulsome accounting of the totality of surveillance activities conducted by the federal government, and in particular, by the NSA".

White House Correspondents Associationn President Jeff Mason said in an email that briefings and press conferences continue to "provide substantive and symbolic opportunities for journalists to pose questions to officials at the highest levels of the U.S. government".

Romney's father, former Michigan Gov. George Romney, ran for president in 1968 and was a frontrunner for the Republican nomination -- until his comment that briefings by U.S. military officials during a trip to Vietnam had amounted to "brainwashing" helped end an already floundering candidacy.

Ms Kendall, 44, says: "We must stop being a party that allows briefings against colleagues.

Some investors, however, expressed skepticism that the briefings would provide meaningful clarity.

This is one of the main reasons that press briefings exist.

He also said he had not known that such briefings were taking place at the time.

President Bush and other senior administration officials have argued that the briefings they provided fulfilled that legal requirement.

They acknowledged, however, that the briefings were not intended to present them with all the evidence that had been collected.

But the reality is that the briefings have strikingly little to do with how correspondents cover the White House.