Sentence examples for the brief itself from inspiring English sources

(The brief itself will be filed by Donald Verrilli, Jr., the solicitor general, but my sources say the decision on what it will argue will either be made by Attorney General Eric Holder or by the President himself).

Such 'problematization', different for each designer and for each project, is posited as being central to architectural design, informing and constraining both the design activity and the final outcome in ways that are not determined by the brief itself.

Ogle says he suspects that the friend-of-the-court brief that Stanford University sent on Proctor's behalf helped sway the Florida court, because the decision cited arguments from the brief (though not the brief itself by name).

I have a huge amount of respect for Pincus and as such gave him every opportunity, including sharing the brief itself nearly a week before publication of this post.

I could call is "a girdled bikini brief" and the brief itself could come in different flesh tones.

Mattachine President Charles Francis states, "It is an eloquent legal analysis of a federal 'culture of animus' that persecuted gays and lesbians through sixty years and seven Presidencies....with archival documents linked into the brief itself.

The briefing itself was professionally crisp.

If that wasn't enough of an indication of how the White House plans to sell its budget, another came during the briefing itself.

The questionnaire included questions on respondent perceptions of the process by which the brief was designed and developed as well as an overall assessment of the policy brief itself examined through a 7-point Likert scale [ 9, 24].

It was observed by the researchers that engaging key stakeholders early on through the K2P Litmus Test played an important role in securing their buy-in; such politics were just as important and time-consuming as writing the policy brief itself.

The oral briefing itself was much more sensitive, indicating that the World Trade Centers #1 and #2 were the most likely buildings to be attacked in the U.S., followed closely by the Pentagon.