Sentence examples for time to brief from inspiring English sources

He said he had not had time to brief the pope about the mufti's interviews.

Staff treat you as a fellow professional and take the time to brief you on classes and content.

"All he needed to do was to say, 'I need time to brief the president on something,' " she said.

We understand from the Japanese Mission that Amano would want most senior personnel to remain in place for some time, to brief him in and provide a smooth transition.

"Clients take an extraordinary amount of time to brief our teams: They turn up with slides, diskettes of data, other documents — the whole works.

"And when it come time to brief Trump how does Flynn handle a situation where all of the Cabinet is unified and Trump disagrees?" the adviser added.

He keeps the same hours at work each day; he sticks to a fixed swimming schedule; his clerks appear before him at regular times, to brief him or play tennis.

After the meetings, Mr. Hutchinson, who generally did not get involved in individual investigations, asked D.E.A. officials several times to brief him on the inquiry, Laura Nagel, the official in charge of it, has said in previous interviews.

You have to work collaboratively, and we always take some time out to brief the whole charity on how we're doing and what we need to achieve.

Francis X . Gribbon the Fire Department's chief spokesman, said the department had been scheduling time this week to brief the families of Firefighters Graffagnino and Beddia, as well as the firefighters involved in the fire, about the inquiry's findings.

"Our images are from time to time used in order to brief Security Council members," he said.