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Brief meaning
Of short duration; happening quickly. | Concise; taking few words. | Occupying a small distance, area or spatial extent; short.
Example sentences (20)
During a brief ceremony at the courthouse on Thursday afternoon, members of the Evans County Historical Society met for the unveiling of the new plaque, following brief remarks from Historical Society members Pharris Johnson, Darin McCoy, and Paul Eason.
The group filed a brief supporting Singer, which appears to be the only Supreme Court friend-of-the-court brief in the organization’s history.
Normal, brief, cyclical crises could very well pass by without a fundamental break; with a brief tightening of the belt on behalf of the workers, and then a return to normal.
The DOJ has until Nov. 21 to file its reply brief and a combined reply brief in response to the motion to dismiss.
We mostly skip over the fine points of John’s brief and take in a wider look at the entire pool of briefs filed in this case, wondering, for example, why the world needs an Amicus brief from the Ryan Binkley for President campaign.
It is further ORDERED that the Plaintiff's Motion to Strike the Brief Amici Curiae of Institutions of Higher Education and Objections to Evidence Submitted in the Brief is DENIED.
MARK ESPER: Well, first of all, for every member that didn't like the brief, there's members that thought it was the greatest brief ever.
A brief resident of Rock Springs and former longtime resident of Englewood, Fla., and Westville, Ind., Collier died following a brief illness.
An amicus brief, known as a “friend of the court” brief, is filed by parties not in a case to provide the court with information, expertise, or insight on an issue.
A passenger filmed a brief clip of the abuse, but the father later told journalists that represented only a brief portion of his family’s ordeal, which lasted over 15 minutes and terrified his children.
Early in the second half, the Windjammer defense got a brief reprieve after a portion of the net in Camden Hills’ goal became undone, which gave the players — who thwarted Brunswick scoring chances — a brief water break.
When you have the eye over you, there's often a brief moment when you can go outside, a brief break before the second half of that hurricane comes in. You went outside and you could actually hear screams?
A barrister is entitled to a 'brief fee' when a brief is delivered, and this represents the bulk of her/his fee in relation to any trial.
Although the amicus curiæ brief written by the APA denies the credibility of the brainwashing theory, the APA submitted the brief under "intense pressure by a consortium of pro-religion scholars (a.
Brief Relational Therapy (BRT), Brief Psychodynamic Therapy (BPT), and Time-Limited Dynamic Therapy (TLDP) limit treatment to 20–30 sessions.
Gives a brief history of theories of why the sky is blue leading up to Rayleigh's discovery, and a brief description of Rayleigh scattering.
A boy in a girl’s bathroom,” Logan remarked during a brief break from all the kissing.
A brief backstory for context because many assume the unrest in Yemen started when the Houthis emerged from their northern enclave, as mainstream media likes to claim, and sacked Sanaa in late 2014.
A brief handing over ceremony was held at the GNBS Head office at Flat 15, Exhibition Site, Sophia, Georgetown.
A brief history: formed in 1998 and managed by former Spice Girls’ head honcho Simon Fuller, for five years the S Club 7 bubble was bright, big, and bouncy – and then it burst into bits and bobs.