Sentence examples for addressing colleagues from inspiring English sources

Bahnassi later claimed she was addressing colleagues in the studio and did know her microphone was on.

Addressing colleagues at the national policy forum on Monday, Shorten said he expected robust debate over Labor's new national platform and its policy direction, and he warned "we will all have to make compromises over the coming days".

Saying he had never been so nervous before addressing his colleagues, Senator Eric Adams, a Brooklyn Democrat, read off the names of states that once sold blacks into slavery.

In Karachi, a lawyer, Naim Queresh, was removed from the bar association headquarters on Monday as he was addressing his colleagues, Mr. Haider said.

Instead, Kirshner seems to be addressing his colleagues and other scientists already familiar with such concepts as inflationary theories, cold dark matter and vacuum energy.

Isn't it astonishing, for example, how, once elected, MPs continue the daft traditions of jeering, guffawing and addressing their colleagues by ridiculous circumlocutory terms such as "the right honourable member"?

Addressing his colleagues, Ambassador Torella suggested that those who participate in budget negotiations at the United Nations should undertake their tasks when sober.

Third, the elites should also be addressing their colleagues and associates.

This is the more preferred way of addressing friends, colleagues and people younger than you.

Although Mr. Okabe was younger, he had entered the company first and had taken to addressing his colleague in a manner usually reserved for someone younger, calling him Fukuda instead of Fukuda-san.

On January 24 , 2007 Hagel addressed his colleagues on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.