Sentence examples for administration remarks from inspiring English sources

But his comments were markedly more blunt and more expansive than previous administration remarks.

In the following days, as he and others sought unsuccessfully to cobble together a peace deal, administration remarks became increasingly more pointed, with a strong suggestion on Thursday that Mr. Aristide should leave, in the best interests of the Haitians.

SOON after September 11th, a senior adviser to the Bush administration remarked that he would not be surprised to discover someone, somewhere had had a credible warning about the attacks.

Last week, the Obama administration remarked that Ahmadinejad's trip was a sign of desperation.

Using his appearance on ABC's 'This Week' as a soapbox, Mitt Romney blasted the Obama administration, remarking that "the comments by the President last week that there was a robust debate going on in Iran was obviously entirely wrong-headed".

He also expressed cautious support for the leftist reforms being implemented by Chávez's administration, remarking his opinion that their moves "toward the creation of another socio-economic model could have a global impact if these projects are successfully carried out".

While the speeches carried a uniform theme of criticizing the Obama administration, the remarks began highlighting, even subtly, the differences among the Republicans.

Michael Carey, an advocate who will appear on the panel and whose son was killed in state care, was taken aback by the administration's remarks.

What surprised international lawyers and rights groups was the timing of the Bush administration's remarks, just as the trial of Slobodan Milosevic, the mastermind of Serbian campaigns in the Balkans, has begun in The Hague.

Though some were offended, yes, and later argued that he was simply adding fuel to a fire that distracts the current administration, his remarks struck a different chord within me.

Brennan did not specifically mention the Reagan Administration in his remarks, but his comments appeared to be a response to recent remarks about high court rulings from Administration officials.