Sentence examples for in recent remarks from inspiring English sources

In recent remarks Mr. Yanukovich and his senior ministers have denied that the government was persecuting the opposition.

In recent remarks, Mrs. Gandhi said a key strategy for next year's election was to find ways to appeal to India's youth population.

"Treme," premières April 11; in recent remarks about the show, Mills revealed that he was still largely about music, music, music.

In recent remarks, President Bush and other officials have suggested that they would readily do away with the Guantánamo prison if they had a better alternative.

In recent remarks, he denounced the "globalisation of indifference and the economy of exclusion" that has put the planet in peril.

In recent remarks, he suggested that illegal immigrants be put in "transit camps" and then be sent to Britain on "a special train" -- language immediately recognized as an echo of the Third Reich.

Perhaps Senator Lieberman, in his recent remarks about religion in public life, has opened the door to the day when nonbelievers will be seen as acceptable candidates for highest offices.

It was right of Mr Bratton to acknowledge as much in his recent remarks".

Justice Ginsburg, who noted in her recent remarks that she has been called the least funny justice who talks, was good for two laughs.

As my colleague writes, America's ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman, said absolutely nothing wrong or remotely controversial in his recent remarks on anti-Semitism.

We were also pleased to see Secretary of State Colin L. Powell echo these points in his recent remarks on the Middle East (front page, Nov. 20).