Sentence examples for in remarks with from inspiring English sources

"Now is not the time for retreat or for recrimination," Admiral Mullen said in remarks with Mrs. Clinton at the embassy.

Domestic politics in the United States have often undercut American diplomacy, especially when it comes to reducing emissions blamed for climate change, something Mrs. Clinton herself acknowledged later in remarks with Denmark's foreign minister.

In remarks with business leaders at the White House, Trump said, "I'm a very big person when it comes to the environment.

They must meet their commitments under the Kampala accords to cease their attacks, withdraw from Goma and pull back to the July lines," Clinton said in remarks with the visiting head of the African Union Commission, Nkosazana DlamiNkosazana

The next day, in remarks coordinated with the White House, he quickly retreated and said, "The President made the right decision".

He insisted, in remarks made with a number of legislative leaders behind him, that the solution was in building more power plants in the state, which could take several years, and through initiating a big conservation program.

At the elementary school, in remarks heavy with references to his own immigrant heritage and that of his wife, Hadassah, Mr. Lieberman told a favorite tale from his 2000 campaign as the first Jewish candidate for vice president.

The orchestra was set up in front of the stage "in the manner of a Baroque jazz band," as Mr. McGegan explained in preconcert remarks, with unimpeded sight lines that allowed the instrumentalists to follow the singers' lines with great flexibility.

In his remarks with Mr. Ban, Mr. Kerry did not specify a date.

He appeared to be trying to address that on Sunday in his remarks with Mr. Karzai.

"Now there's a natural give and take when it comes to the legislative process," Mr. Bush said in brief remarks with the president of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari.