Sentence examples similar to commented on a subject from inspiring English sources

Closing them is paramount to sticking two fingers up at anyone who might have the audacity to comment on a subject that might not be conducive to the BBCs viewpoint.

The US government must publicly disclose in redacted form secret papers describing its legal justification for using drones to kill citizens suspected of terrorism overseas, because President Barack Obama and senior government officials have commented on the subject, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.

Sandia officials declined to comment on any subject relating to the Titan Rain hackings.

This was then echoed by Shigeru Miyamoto, who commented on the subject in a similar fashion.

Bartley commented on his subject in an article on the book in The Evening Independent, stating: "He's not a huckster, although he's a great salesman.

In a remarkable show of restraint, Mr. Crudup has never commented on the subject, let alone tried to defend himself.

The Players Association has not commented on the subject.

The Spectator chief executive, Andrew Neil, commented on the subject on his BBC2 Daily Politics show at lunchtime today.

The majority of Democrats who have commented on the subject have suggested reforming the agency and its focus.

He has also commented on exchange rates, a subject normally left to the Treasury.Mr Bernanke's interventions have, like his creative use of the Fed's balance-sheet, taken some of the burden of economic stabilisation off interest rates.

The 61-year-old, accompanied by his agent Mark Curtis and his financial adviser Shane Moloney, was recorded commenting on a variety of subjects from England players to regulations, his predecessor Roy Hodgson and the FA's decision to redevelop Wembley.