Sentence examples for general expressing from inspiring English sources

Why aren't more politicians —  and people in general — expressing outrage and showing empathy?

"The W.T.O. is back in business," said Mike Moore, the organization's director general, expressing relief that it had broken an impasse.

Consequently, hundreds of letters were sent to Chris Simpkins, who was then RBL director general, expressing dismay and disgust at what felt like such a dictatorial attitude.

"... the AFP will write to the Interpol Secretary General expressing its concerns about the changing nature of this document, and the implications of these changes for Mr Latif and for the AFP.

In general, expressing AEI ratios in the log2 form has the advantage that displacements of positive and negative log2AEI ratios appear equal in magnitude, compared to graphs of linear ratios, which compress negative displacements. Figure 3(b and c) shows the color scheme for classifying log2AEI ratios as negative, non-significant or positive.

Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, expressed his concern about the delays earlier this week.

In his detailed advice on 7 March 2003 the then attorney general expressed uncertainty over the legality of the war.

In New York, Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general, expressed concern through a spokesman over the planned expulsions to Gaza.

But the attorney general expressed concerns about the department's ability to properly carry out an execution.

Mr Muñoz said that the general expressed doubts to him about the claim by his former boss Mr Musharraf that Bhutto had been assassinated by the Pakistani Taliban.

"As the attorney general expressed earlier this week, we think there is much to be done to improve federal sentencing and corrections," said DOJ official Jonathan Wroblewski.