Sentences with phrase «specific brief»
"Specific brief" refers to a clear and precise set of instructions or guidelines for a task or project. It outlines what needs to be done, how it should be done, and any other important details. Full definition
Gibb, previously the schools minister, now has a more specific brief.
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The Office intends to develop a specific briefing paper that helps explain to intermediaries the implications of key trading frameworks and rules, such as the Commonwealth Environmental Water trading framework, Commonwealth Procurement Rules and Basin Plan Trading Rules.
I would say however that Coquelin did look good and in that spell mentioned and believe for two reasons — 1) playing alongside Cazorla and 2) he had a specific brief what do alongside Cazorla.
Christian Guy, a recent hire to the policy team in number 10, has a specific brief to put policy through the prism of social justice.
We're given a specific brief to find a site, usually in a certain geographical area, that meets the needs of the school.
We had major headaches with this too - specific brief.
That said, you can't just toss all this into someone's lap — YOU need to know, and create, a specific brief for each promotional venue.
Well, pitches come in two different flavours — you either take part in an informal pitch where you simply present your work, or you get invited to «pitch» your ideas for a specific brief and compete against other creatives.
If you're pitching to a specific brief, don't religiously follow the company's list of requirements.
So, that could be just a line manager working at a company who needs to recruit a graduate, doesn't have an HR Department or any resources within the business and just decides to go and recruit themselves, they'll go to LinkedIn; to corporate recruiters who have a specific brief, to specializing recruiting graduates.