Sentence examples for congressman noted from inspiring English sources

As one congressman noted at the time, Mr. Fuld was the designated villain.

The congressman noted that after being ultimately cleared of the killing, Mr. Washington was denied parole on an unrelated assault and had to serve twice the average time for that crime.

But Ed Royce, a Republican Congressman, noted the United States' hesitation in adopting measures to help stop the war, calling the idea of an arms embargo "an empty threat".

* Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa): "The Iowa Congressman noted that his staff had investigated the matter and found birth announcements in the two Hawaii newspapers the week after Obama's birth.

The Congressman noted that the Israelis have ignored U.S. entreaties to end the blockade and observed that any further "negotiating with the Israelis for 'permission' to [open Gaza to construction materials and commerce] is a waste of time and an insult to our country".

It's unclear what Mr. Courtney's position on "Argo" is, but in an interview with the Hartford Courant, the congressman notes that overall, he did like Mr. Spielberg's movie.

Without making a direct allusion, the congressman notes the changing temperature of oversight regarding United States surveillance activities spurred by the leaks originating by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden: "Over the past few months, the House Judiciary Committee has conducted vigorous oversight of our nation's foreign surveillance programs".

As several congressmen noted, Rodney Slater, President Clinton's transportation secretary, ducked a request to testify that day.

The congressmen noted that the American Petroleum Institute, a trade group, recommends full circulation before cement work to reduce the possibility that the mud will contaminate the cement, which could contribute to its failure.

Several congressmen noted that the Baby Bells had received a lot of what they had asked for since the 1996 Telecommunications Act but were still not making the investments that they had promised they would make.

The congressmen noted that the EPA's own analysis showed that allowing industries to use the higher threshold of 5,000 pounds for Form A would allow companies nationwide to release a total of 246,092 pounds of benzene without reporting the release.