Sentence examples for in previous remarks from inspiring English sources

In previous remarks, Mr. Obama has said he will approve the pipeline only if it does not "significantly exacerbate" the problem of carbon pollution.

In previous remarks Mr. Nasrallah has always offered support for the Syrian leadership, and his group adopted the government version of events there: that it is battling foreign armed groups.

I have a dream today!" Drew Hansen, a member of the Washington State House of Representatives and the author of "The Dream: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Speech That Inspired a Nation," wrote in The Times that Dr. King had been fine-tuning his speech since earlier that year, and had mentioned his dream in previous remarks delivered in Birmingham, Ala., and Detroit.

The president has referred in previous remarks to a "common sense caucus".

In previous remarks I have pointed out that capital inflows from emerging markets to industrial countries can help to explain asset price appreciation and low long-term real interest rates in the countries receiving the funds the so-called global savings glut hypothesis (Bernanke, 2005, 2007).

In previous remarks, Obama warned of tougher penalties if Putin ordered his troops to invade Ukraine.

Mr. Bush was not accustomed to using that first word, and one of the first times he read a version of the speech aloud he spontaneously changed it to "synagogues, churches and mosques," words he had used in dozens of previous remarks.

This will also be convenient in view of the previous remarks concerning the controversial status of Antisymmetry, on which (26) depends.

took host Sean Hannity to task on Tuesday, defending previous remarks in which he called the Fox News host "polarizing".

The connection between demimartingales and martingales pointed out in the previous remark raises the question whether certain results and especially maximal inequalities valid for martingales are also valid for demimartingales.

On Sunday, White House officials clarified that Trump was referring to "white supremacists, KKK, Neo-Nazi and all extremist groups," in his previous remark, but the statement notably did not come from the president himself and was attributed to an unnamed spokesperson.