Sentence examples for the briefing asked from inspiring English sources

A reporter at the briefing asked Telemundo executives why they abruptly canceled a late-night talk show, "Mas Vale Tarde" ("Better Late"), which was trumpeted loudly last May during the Telemundo 2007-8 upfront.

October 9, 2013 Update: Politics Home has a little more on the briefing: Asked specifically if he agreed that the Guardian-Snowden stories were a 'gift' to terrorists, the spokesman said: "I would point you to all parts of the Director General's speech, including that".

The brief asked the court to rule that religious expression had a "preferred status" under the First Amendment.

The brief asked designers to conceive a "Ferrari of the Third Millennium" a hypercar reflecting speed, the use of lightweight materials and vanguard technologies.

The brief asked the Supreme Court to hear the case against Backpage arising from the First Circuit, in Boston, whose interpretation of the C.D.A. it termed "particularly nonsensical".

The brief asked for ideas that could enhance quality of life within a decreasing demographic context.

The brief asked the Supreme Court to reverse the decisions made by the lower court that ruled in Aereo's favor.

The brief asks a court judge to approve the terms of the proposed $75 million settlement, reached in March between Jenkens & Gilchrist and lawyers representing around 100 plaintiffs.

The brief asks that the denial of his request for a hearing be overturned, giving Arsenault an opportunity to provide documentation and testimony proving that he is, indeed, a sexually intimate partner to his donees, or that the earlier order to cease "manufacturing" be rescinded altogether.

Author: UNICEF Swaziland Price: Free No. of pages: 16 Publication date: 2008 Publisher: UNICEF Swaziland Languages: English The brief asks and answers 10 important questions about violence against children in Swaziland.

10 Things everyone should know about violence against children and young women in Swaziland 2008 - The brief asks and answers 10 important questions about violence against children in Swaziland.