Sentence examples for comments deputy from inspiring English sources

Responding to Bagshawe's comments, Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans admitted he was new to the job, "so I shall have to have another look at Erskine May to see what it says about product placement".

Responding to his comments, Deputy Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told BBC Radio's Good Morning Scotland programme: "With the greatest respect to Alex - (someone) I think very highly of - I'm responsible in government for the white paper, and when the white paper's published in November, I think it will set out - I know it will set out - a very strong case for independence".

In the wake of Panettas comments deputy assistant secretary of Defense Peter Lavoy was not allowed to meet with the Pakistani Army Chief, General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, and the Pentagon announced that it was bringing home a negotiating team that had worked in the Pakistani capital for nearly two months to end the bitter impasse over the supply routes.

In public comments, deputies portrayed the vote as the culmination of years of complaints and said the American presence in Central Asia had outlasted its usefulness.

When asked for a comment, Deputy Press Secretary Eric Schultz replied that, yes, "It was a horrible thing to say".

She went on to edit the Guardian's education supplement, before joining Comment as deputy comment editor in 2003.

Asked to respond to Miliband's comments, the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, said: "The problem is I don't know what he's going to say tomorrow".

Those comments prompted deputy Labor leader to yell to Bishop: "most biased speaker ever!" She was forced to withdraw after Pyne called her "appalling".

China's official Xinhua news agency issued comments from Deputy Foreign Minister Zhang Yesui that did not expressly single out North Korea but nonetheless signaled deepening worry about its actions and the response from the United States and its allies.

Last week's launch of the government's new counter-terror strategy, Contest 2, was preceded by Hazel Blears' threat to deny funding to the Muslim Council of Britain because of comments its deputy secretary, Daud Abdullah, made about supporting Palestinians.

11.41am GMT Nick Clegg: Recovery plan must be fair Interesting comments from deputy prime minister Nick Clegg -- he's said that the task of repairing the country's finances must be completed "fairly".