Sentence examples for Many spokesmen from inspiring English sources

As if policy differences weren't enough, the Party's many spokesmen tend to speak disparately and concurrently, especially on matters of national security.

September 11th is a central part of a view of the world that has defined, and also distorted, conservatism in the last decade; it has many spokesmen but also many discredited ones.

The continuity explains why so many spokesmen of the far right, including Cheney, have left the president largely unmolested on security issues and have even praised his wisdom.

Unlike many White House spokesmen, Mr. Powell really did have his boss's ear and really was privy to his boss's thinking.

He said Mr. Hussein had been reduced to "rule by terror" and cited, as many military spokesmen did during the day, an anecdote from the battlefield earlier last week in which an Iraqi woman who waved to coalition troops was found hanging from a street lamp when the soldiers returned by the same route.

Both of these men deserve at least an Honorable Mention this week, for putting a very human face on two groups of people that don't currently have many political spokesmen.

"The casualties are many," Red Cross Society spokesman Abbas Guled told the Reuters news agency.

But three more power substations were shut down to allow workers to make repairs, cutting off service to nearly three times as many customers, spokesman Robert Villegas said.

Jeffrey R. Holmstead, who led the E.P.A.'s air quality office in President George W. Bush's administration and who now represents business clients, took a more sanguine view of the agency's action than many other industry spokesmen.

For the first time in many months, Palestinian spokesmen appear to be indicating a revisit of their political strategy towards liberation and independence.

Not enough time for so many questions, the spokesman said.