Sentence examples for cables point from inspiring English sources

The American cables point to weak law enforcement, a country preoccupied with political problems and inconvenient geography.

As the American diplomatic cables pointed out, Mr Medvedev is Robin to Mr Putin's Batman.

Both Osborne and Cable point out there is greater flexibility in the spending plans than is recognised.

Still, the leaked diplomatic cable pointed to other motivations for investigating Mr. Bashir's money as well.

Cable pointed to previously announced plans for government to provide guarantees so housing associations could build in large numbers.

As Mr Cable pointed out this week, three or four years from now proclaiming a desire to tax and spend more than Mr Brown may win few votes.

Business secretary Vince Cable pointed out that a competitive banking sector was "outlined" in the coalition agreement as "a major goal".

However, as Mr Giles and Mr Cable pointed out, there is "no precedent" or "legal method" for the ICAO to run an investigation itself under Annex 13 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation.

Cable pointed out that rating agencies – whom he dismissed as "tipsters" at one point – had also downgraded the US and France recently without causing panic, and he dismissed suggestions that the government should change its economic course.

In particular Cable pointed to a pledge to make offshore companies sign up to a register that was supposed to be open to the public, but which was now only going to be accessible by law enforcement agencies and tax authorities.

In fact, as Vince Cable points out, the government may even recoup a large part of the cost right away.