Sentence examples for would have briefed from inspiring English sources

"Certainly, there's a reasonable expectation that her staff would have briefed her" on a March 28 cable from the embassy in Tripoli asking for additional security personnel and resources, Nordstrom said.

Had we thought it was something other than that, we would have briefed everyone after the flight.

The Tories believe Ukip would not have briefed that it was lining up eight more defectors if it was confident the MPs would move into its camp.

"Do you know of any reason why Mr. Kuriansky, who met with you every day that you were in town, part of your core group as you put it, would not have briefed you on these facts?" the prosecutors asked.

Q. Would something like this, which is a memorandum that is going out to your colleagues -- hundreds of your colleagues in the government -- saying that bin Laden is determined to strike in the United States -- been an item of significance that you would think would have been briefed to you? A. These items had been briefed to me.

She said the arrests were very sensitive and she would have been briefed just shortly before they took place.

If the program existed, Colonel Taylor said, it was probably a highly classified "special access program" on which only a few military personnel would have been briefed.

The White House would have happily briefed this openly, as would any number of Republican – and even Democratic – members of Congress close to the security services.

Although these practices are not widely reported by the media, it is likely that those who go to join Isis would have been briefed about them.

"The children who would come to events in libraries would have been briefed beforehand that they would come to perform something to me, so the first 10 minutes of each session they might perform a class poem they had written or act out a favourite picture book.

Despite the fact that he would have been briefed beforehand that such messages were pre-recorded, Mr Putin couldn't help but react and asked the screen: "How quickly did the fire spread?" He quickly recovered after the presenter gently reminded him the woman would not be able to hear, and decreed – seemingly on the spot – amounts of compensation to be paid to those affected by the fires.