So we should expect more Fine Gael spokespersons and sources to flag up the possibility of them governing without Labour as they try to raise themselves further in the opinion polls.
THAT WAS THEN; Sinn Fein is now not only in diligent Ministerial panoply without even a.38 changing hands, but its candidates have also romped home in both recent elections as the bigger NI nationalist party, soundly flogging what party spokespersons regard contemptuously as a dying SDLP horse.
Only two conclusions are possible from this: either the relevant spokespersons are unbelievably dumb or they are displaying a breathtaking contempt for their citizenry.
Bassma Kodmani, one of the council's spokespersons, makes this point by not wearing a hijab.
Company spokespersons noted that only with Delta's departure could the airport "simplify its complex operations".
And various spokespersons hammered home the importance of managing reputation.
In 1977 Hajek was one of the original signatories of the human rights appeal known as Charter 77 and emerged as one of the group's leading spokespersons.
The Ard-Fheis (Annual Conference) is the supreme governing body but in practice cedes most of its authority to a much smaller Executive Committee, which oversees the organization, and to senior ministers or spokespersons (when the party is in opposition), who effectively determine policy.
Even the chosen community failed in its obligation and had to be summoned back, time and again, to its responsibility by the prophets the divinely called spokespersons who warned of retribution within history and argued and reargued the case for affirmative human response.
The NikeTown chain stores, the first of which opened in 1990, pay tribute to these and other company spokespersons while offering consumers a full range of Nike products.
She remained an active member of the National Woman's Party until the later 1920s and was one of its most vehement spokespersons against women's joining the established, male-dominated political parties.
