Sentence examples for echoes this position from inspiring English sources
Lloyds TSB echoes this position, saying that its customers are getting a useful service that is good value for anyone taking out money when on holiday.
When I speak to Dipendra Kshetry, vice chairman of Nepal's National Planning Commission, he echoes this position.
In July, the incoming Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, echoed this position.
At Tufts, Susan Roberts, the lead investigator, echoed this position, saying that the study will probably have greater effects than the average clinical trial.
The New Yorker's Kip Orr, who was charged with responding to all the letters on Jackson's behalf, echoed this position in his standard formulation: "Miss Jackson's story can be interpreted in half a dozen different ways.
Eric Trump echoed this position in a Wednesday tweet defending his father. .
The contributions of the salon's other speakers echoed this position, and were also invigorating to hear.
Chicago's Daily Herald called the first episode "vintage Quest", and The Panama City Times-Herald echoed this position: Critics debated the success of the show's premise.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has echoed this position ([ 38]:§44): "The evolving capacities of the child (art. 5) must be taken into consideration when the child's best interests and right to be heard are at stake.
Echoing this position, Kickbusch et al. write that "foreign policy is now being driven substantially by health" (3, p. 971), and Horton suggests that health can move "foreign policy away from a debate about interests to one about global altruism" (4, p. 807).
