Sentence examples for Prior comments from inspiring English sources

Democrats in the Senate held up Grenell's nomination for months, criticizing his prior comments as "misogynistic" and "incendiary".

Based on prior comments from AT&T management, we believe AT&T is interested in investing in European wireless assets through possible partnerships and outright acquisitions.

We reiterate our prior comments that we will leave no stone unturned in pursuing those responsible for this long-planned theft," he said.

They have pointed to her prior comments that donors "expect a return on our investment" – remarks which are likely to prompt questions on her approach to independent governance.

A few days later, Pelosi reflected on the reaction by complaining that she had been trying to say this for many months but that no one seemed to hear her prior comments opposing impeachment.

Vice-President Mike Pence defended Trump in an interview with CNN on Friday, stating his prior comments were "in no way an endorsement of an organization that we now understand was involved in disseminating classified information by the United States of America".

He criticized the Iran deal, said he would be more respected around the world than Clinton, and backtracked on a prior comment suggesting he wanted a nuclear-armed Japan.

Prior's comments came after he and his England team-mate Stuart Broad helped stop a man jumping to his death from a Sydney bridge.

Yet while McCarthy only weeks ago became House Republicans' leader, after Ryan retired, he has been a member of the party's leadership for years, and like his colleagues never pushed for action over King's prior controversial comments.

With Issa poised to become chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform following the Republican Party recapturing the house during the 2010 midterm elections, it was widely expected he would launch an official investigation into the job offer based on his prior critical comments about the matter.

Porter also dismissed as "ideologically driven" Prior's comment that poor care was tolerated in the NHS because of its "monopoly" and belief that a competitive market would force it to improve standards.