Sentence examples for distinguished spokesman from inspiring English sources
Menzies ("Ming") Campbell, the party's distinguished spokesman on foreign affairs and the man who had seemed most capable of beating Mr Kennedy to the leadership, left nobody in any doubt about his own position to the right of the Labour Party and his support for Mr Ashdown's project.
They would almost certainly prefer Sir Menzies Campbell, their distinguished foreign-affairs spokesman, as a caretaker leader until the next election.
In an interview, Andrew Brimmer, a HealthSouth spokesman, distinguished the kind of questionable accounting reported this week from the past fraud that has resulted in about a dozen former HealthSouth executives already making guilty pleas.
"It is perversity to say satellite launch technology cannot be distinguished from a long-range missile technology," a spokesman for the North's Foreign Ministry was quoted as saying on Tuesday by the country's official news agency, K.C.N.A.
"It is perversity to say satellite launch technology cannot be distinguished from a long-range missile technology," a spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry was quoted as saying in the official KCNA news agency.
Although Phyfe did not originate a new furniture style, he interpreted fashionable European styles in a manner so distinguished by grace and excellent proportions that he became a major spokesman for Neoclassicism in the United States.
He later distinguished himself in the second and third Russian Dumas (legislative assemblies) as the chief spokesman for Polish collaboration with Russia.
Apollinaire Yapi, a spokesman for Soro, said last night: "Right from the beginning the Invisible Commando distinguished itself from the Republican Forces.
"Berkeley has always distinguished itself, to put it politely, by a surprising originality," said François-Xavier Perroud, a Nestlé spokesman.
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