Sentence examples for ineffective spokesman from inspiring English sources

To some degree, the resentment is centered on the person of President Bush, who is seen by many of those interviewed, at best, as an ineffective spokesman for American interests and, at worst, as a gunslinging cowboy knocking over international treaties and bent on controlling the world's oil, if not the entire world.

In terms of resolving human rights issues it has been singularly ineffective," the spokesman for the Kaleidoscope Trust said.

"Ofcom welcomes the court of appeal's decision that the judgment of the Competition Appeal Tribunal failed properly to consider Ofcom's findings that there was ineffective competition in the market," a spokesman said.

Only half were in working condition, but those that were were not being used because "they are ineffective against packed ice and snow," a Sanitation Department spokesman said.

A Home Office spokesman said the PCCs replaced "invisible and ineffective police authorities".

"As promised in the Coalition Agreement, this government is abolishing the ineffective, unpopular and bureaucratic tier of regional planning," the spokesman said.

John C. Bankhead, a spokesman for the bureau, said examiners considered the system ineffective with such small-caliber weapons.

RUSSERT: An Iranian spokesman dismissed the new U.S. sanctions as "worthless and ineffective" and said they were "doomed to fail as before".

"Now evaluations are published whether a program is harmful or ineffective, as well as if it is promising or effective," the spokesman said.

Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic RelationsaidaIt: "It shows that racial profiling is ineffective, as we've always said".

Russia's spokesman for the Ministry of Defense also mocked Trump's strike as "highly ineffective" and claimed that fewer than half of the missiles reached their intended targets.