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• Two commentators will handle NASA Select television but no status reports, interviews or briefings will take place.
• There has not been a single press conference or briefing to establish even the most banal or basic of facts.
• Germany's Theo Waigel said Britain and other outsiders could be offered " observer or briefing status ."
• While Washington says it consults Moscow, Russian officials often complain that such consultations often have the humiliating feel of lectures or briefings.
• When not holding meetings or briefings, Bush spent his time mountain biking, jogging, fishing, bird hunting, and clearing brush.
• The intern is supervised by a judge, a law clerk or briefing attorney to a judge, or a staff attorney for the court.
• No notes or briefings were uncovered to suggest that its purpose was known beyond Hitler's inner-circle of its construction or importance.
• All-source analysts are trained to study a variety of intelligence, including imagery and intercepts, and produce reports or briefings for policy-makers.
• Clicking on the item precipitates an encounter ( phone call, visit to the Oval Office, meeting in the cabinet room or briefing in the situation room ).
• Hopes of a deal got a boost earlier this week when German Finance Minister Theo Waigel said Britain and the other outsiders could be offered " observer or briefing status ."
• Through television, Americans have access to virtually continuous coverage of the war, be it NATO bombings in Belgrade or briefings in Brussels, or the live reports from crowded refugee camps in Macedonia and Albania.
• "The parties have agreed that for any chance for an agreement to move forward, they've got to avoid characterizing or briefing in too great a detail on the nature of their deliberations, " he said.
• He is accused of altering the RTQ's or briefing documents that were given under the Access to Information Act both to Michael McAuliffe, a Canadian Broadcasting Corp . radio reporter, and to the Somalia inquiry commission of two judges and a dean of journalism.
• The United States had proposed such a meeting _ or briefing, as officials call it _ nine months ago, only to see it lost in the tensions that arose after a North Korea submarine full of commandos ran aground on a South Korean beach in September.
• Crowd photo services like CrowdFoto . net or imagebrief . com try to tap into this vast potential by giving clients the possibility to publish a request ( or briefing ) that can be picked up and worked on by literally everybody who finds the briefing on their platform.
• Gen . James L . Jamerson, deputy commander of the U . S . European Command, also is to travel to Zaire next week " to get an assessment or briefing on the situation, " a U . S . Army spokesman in Frankfurt, Germany, said Wednesday.
• On July 23, 2015, " The New York Times " reported the existence of a June 2015, memorandum to the NSA, and that it is illegal anyone to receive a classified document, or briefing, and then summarize or otherwise transmit that information in an unclassified email.
• At an impromptu news conference Wednesday in Westminster, Calif ., the chief spokeswoman for the Bush campaign, Karen Hughes, said that his campaign had not yet determined whether the materials Downey received were legitimate, but that she was not aware of any missing materials like the videotape or briefing papers.
• Instead, each foreign minister had separate news conferences or briefings, while Fischer read a " chairman's statement " _ since member Russia would not agree to a joint statement _ calling for an immediate cease-fire and serious political negotiations with responsible Chechen leaders to end the war, as Moscow has already promised but done little to bring about.
• The category includes " constituent records or lists; any recollections or written records related to or arising out of internal discussions; all memoranda or briefings prepared for distribution or disclosure outside Senator Coverdell's office; correspondence; personnel information; information relating to internal policies, procedures or operations; and computer-based information, including handwritten, photocopied or duplicated information ."