Sentence examples for enough spokesman from inspiring English sources

"My guess is that I will be an effective enough spokesman and convince the City Council that they should ban smoking in the workplace here, including smoking in bars and restaurants," Mr. Bloomberg said, adding that Florida voters approved a ban this week and that there was a move in Ohio for a referendum.

But gifts to family members, as well as gifts from a relative or "personal friend," are exempt from that requirement Conveniently enough, a spokesman for the McDonnells, Jeff Caldwell, told The Post that the first family of Virginia considers Mr. Williams and his wife, Celeste, "family friends".

I think that is enough," Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told La Repubblica newspaper.

"It appears that whoever was on his/her way to do a drug test did not feel that it was warm enough," police spokesman Mike Rowe said in a press release.

If that wasn't sneaky enough, UN spokesman Ahmad Fawzi revealed to UN TV this week (yes, they have UN TV) that those civvies who do seek out the help of the monitors are "harassed, arrested, or even killed" by Assad's forces as soon as the peacekeepers turn a blind eye.

"Apparently, the driver and an elderly woman sitting in front did not move fast enough," a police spokesman said.

"But it's hard enough being the spokesman for Os Mutantes, and I feel uncomfortable with that role sometimes.

Amnesty says this response did not go far enough, and a spokesman today said Yahoo! "continues to collude with the Chinese authorities while Shi Tao is doing 10 years hard labour".

The matter is serious enough for a spokesman for the party, the National League for Democracy, to say that it was "highly unlikely" the newly elected members would be sworn in, which would be a significant setback to liberalization in a country that has been starting to move away from decades of hermetic dictatorship.

Mr Karzai was mollified enough for his spokesman to say he wanted "to get wheels moving again".The only prior condition for opening negotiations with the Taliban appeared to have been a statement from it that it condemned the use of Afghan soil for plotting international terrorism and that it supported an Afghan peace process.

"We agreed to a reasonable arrangement, since we believe this case has already persisted long enough," the SAP spokesman said.