Sentence examples for to further brief from inspiring English sources

The incoming national security advisor, Susan Rice, chaired a meeting on Saturday at the White House and was expected to further brief Obama, who was celebrating his 52nd birthday on Sunday.

To further brief the teachers about the study, four 1-h meetings were organized.

Further, the participant was encouraged to plan five additional counsellor-initiated booster telephone calls, according to their need for additional counselling, intended to support the participant's behavioural changes and to provide further brief MI to encourage the planned behavioural changes.

The goal of these calls is twofold: to encourage the participant's current behavioural changes and to provide further brief motivational interviewing to encourage the planned behavioural changes.

While Walker struck down the state's system for re-enfranchising voters, he asked the parties to provide further briefing on what a remedy might look like.

At a conference held among justices on October 15, 1977, they decided to request further briefing from the parties on the applicability of Title VI.

The study questionnaire which had been mailed to patients with their appointment letter will be received and checked and participants will be asked to complete a further brief baseline questionnaire during the clinic.

Participants will then be followed up six weeks following the intervention with a one-to-one interview, and a further brief questionnaire.

A further, brief, follow-up survey to ascertain the up-to-date status of Guideline availability was planned following the Workshop to enable the current work in progress to be reflected in the final report.

After a further brief Syrian campaign in 596/595, Nebuchadrezzar had to act in eastern Babylonia to repel a threatened invasion, probably from Elam (modern southwestern Iran).

He returned to Princeton as professor of historical studies and, apart from a further brief ambassadorial stint in Yugoslavia for the Kennedy administration, passed the rest of his long life writing history, winning literary and humanitarian prizes, and mordantly observing the social and political turns of his own nation.