Sentence examples for to debriefings from inspiring English sources

They had been to debriefings, but the expectation is: Get back to work.

"Chairman Gowdy has been to interviews and meetings running the gamut from attack survivors to DOJ debriefings to compliance hearings to intelligence officials, interviews and meetings that are both classified and unclassified, both before and during the pendency of the current Select Committee investigation," Ware said.

Mr. Ujaama also has to give "debriefings" to investigators, an obligation that extends to foreign governments.

The guilty plea that Hanssen has entered today requires him to submit to extensive debriefings by the U.S. intelligence community.

To enable debriefings after IHE and to provide in-depth opportunities as part of medical studies to learn and reflect about the social, economic, political and cultural forces that shape health across the world.

"C.I.A. officers, whose knowledge of terrorist organizations is second to none, will continue to conduct debriefings using a dialog style of questioning that is fully consistent with the interrogation approaches authorized and listed in the Army Field Manual," Mr. Panetta wrote.

The CIA does have legal authority to recruit foreign officials, business executives, and students in the United States to work on the Agency's behalf when they return to their home countries, and to conduct debriefings in the United States of U.S. business executives who have traveled or worked overseas.

These findings pertain to individual debriefings only; there is insufficient evidence to comment on the utility of group debriefings.

As part of the case, "she submitted to several debriefings, described her activities and those of other individuals involved in Rajaratnam's efforts to obtain material, nonpublic information at several publicly traded companies," prosecutors said in the documents.

He was accused of asking officers to falsify debriefings, a charge he denied.

He would work transparently, Cohen said, but he would not be monitored and refused in advance to give debriefings on his contacts.