— N.F.L. owners and players will resume negotiations toward a new labor agreement near Boston on Wednesday after little significant dissension among owners emerged during a nearly six-hour meeting here in which they were briefed on the broad outlines of a potential deal.
When he says, "I am slack-jawed to read that members claim to have not understood that the techniques on which they were briefed were to actually be employed," he is admitting both that he doesn't remember the CIA telling him and Pelosi that the techniques had already been employed, and that they only spoke of waterboarding in the prospective sense.
Respondents went through a "policymaking simulation" in which they were briefed on the Social Security program and told about the looming shortfall and its causes -- the declining number of workers per retiree and the fact that Americans are living longer.
As outlined by Van de Putte et al. [ 19], participants were afforded a treadmill acclimatization session, in which they were briefed regarding the safety procedures and provided with a 10 minute familiarization period of walking at self selected speed.
They will also attend a training day in which they will be briefed on the clinical procedure on how to deliver each task and on use of the trial database.
After a general introduction to Shakespeare, the students watch a performance and then participate in a class in which they perform brief excerpts from one of the plays.
A list of some individuals who, as reported by the press during the past several months, have responded strangely to certain situations in which they… Brief symopses of some recent bomb scares in which the contents of suspect objects have not justified the pre-cautionary measures taken by the authorities.
"The BBC Trust witnesses failed to mention the warning I had given them about misleading the PAC, or the extent to which they themselves had been briefed about these cases.
For her series Ms. Wearing photographed people on the street holding paper signs on which they had written brief statements describing their feelings or states of mind.
Then, in class, they fill out dialogue sheets (PDF) on which they write a brief summary of the article along with main points, their emotional reaction, the value of the article and any questions they have about the topic.
