Sentence examples for in its remarks from inspiring English sources

Since then the administration has been more restrained in its remarks about the persistent unrest in Venezuela -- at least until today.

In its closing remarks, Oracle tried to characterize the market broadly, saying it competes with many software companies despite widespread consolidation in the market.

SPORTSTHURSDAY, PAGE D1 Koreans Issue Warning; Bush Defends Approach In its first remarks since reporting a nuclear test this week, North Korea said it would consider further sanctions a declaration of war.

But Thai generals and businessmen have carried on financially profitable dealings with the junta over the years, and the Thai government has been cautious in its public remarks.

A leadership role by Mr. Hussein would go far beyond anything previously acknowledged by the Bush administration, which has sought in its public remarks to portray the former Iraqi leader as being on the run and irrelevant.

The paper discusses the emerging trends in its concluding remarks.

In Philadelphia the company displayed surprising naiveté or arrogance when it came to navigating the minefield of municipal cable politics, especially in its dismissive remarks to local politicians about Comcast's cable monopoly.

Such a reading is based, first, on the supposed discrepancy between Wittgenstein's construction of a world-language system, which takes up the bulk of the Tractatus, and several comments that are made about this construction in the Preface to the book, in its closing remarks, and in a letter he sent to his publisher, Ludwig von Ficker, before publication.

We will have to discuss the matter; the European Central Bank expressed misgivings in its preliminary remarks.

The latter case happens if and only if n + 2 − r 1 > 0. If v ∈ L r 2 ( Q T ), applying Theorem 9.1 in [14] and its remark (p.351) again, we have ∇u in L r 2 ( Q T ).

Instead, as the commission remarks in its adjudication, it showed a "lack of care... in its presentation of the story".