Sentence examples similar to her further remarks from inspiring English sources

"Britain owes a huge debt of honour to the Commons and what was then the British Empire", he says, focusing his further remarks on those in Reading that fought.

In further remarks about Facebook Jourova said her latest meeting with the company had been "constructive" but pointed to the Cambridge Analytica scandal as a "stark reminder that not many people have clarity on how Facebook uses personal data of its users and how it works with third parties like apps, games or quiz creators".

Further remarks will be reserved until the whole is finished.

In 1996 she received an additional two-year ban for further remarks.

Sky said it noted the CMA's findings but made no further remarks on its announcement.

I thank all of the people who have sent me their love, and I will have no further remarks today.

On the campaign trail in Edinburgh, ahead of the Scottish elections, Corbyn reportedly made further remarks about Cameron's finances.

"I have come to pay my respects," she said, "and I will have no further remarks today".

He almost begged the press to drop it, saying that no further remarks on the topic would be forthcoming.

However he hinted he would stand down, adding: "I will make further remarks about my position later this morning".

Further remarks might suggest future friction: "It is not appropriate for third parties to use the data profiles of the users of BBC services for commercial gain".