Sentence examples for immediate remark from inspiring English sources

Nothing to cause immediate remark, let alone offense, merely an indication.

Mr. Joyce conceded it was still too early to determine a cause for the failure of the Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engine, and Rolls-Royce representatives declined any immediate comment on his remarks.

British officials had no immediate comment on Moscovici's remark.

A Justice Department spokesman, Brian Sierra, said the department had no immediate comment on Mr. Schily's remarks.

There was no immediate comment on the pope's remarks by China.

The European Commission had no immediate comment on Mr. Cameron's remarks, but officials noted that the commission last year announced a number of civil service overhauls.

Proof It is immediate from Remark 3.3 and Lemma 3.4.

In Washington, the Obama administration had no immediate comment to the North Korean ambassador's remarks.

The North Korean Mission to the United Nations, the North's sole diplomatic post in the United States, had no immediate comment in response to Mr. Fleischer's remarks.

There was no immediate comment from Mr. Ban on Mr. Davutoglu's remarks.

The European Telecommunications Network Operators Associationn, a group based in Brussels, had no immediate comment on the findings or on Mrs. Kroes's remarks.