Sentence examples for language secretary from inspiring English sources

Despite Mr. Bush's language, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has suggested that a dialogue with some elements in Iran is still possible.

In 1559 shortly after he was appointed as archbishop, Matthew Parker, the Archbishop of Canterbury, named Joscelyn to a chaplainacy, and also as his Latin language secretary.

There were other tortured uses of language: Defense Secretary Robert Gates said that the plan was just a "temporary surge," but temporary, he continued, in the sense of having no fixed end.

But Mr. Duncan said his authority was clear, and his aides sent reporters an e-mail copy of the legislative language: "the secretary may waive any statutory or regulatory requirement of this act".

"Why would future partners think their agreements will get beyond mere language?" Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner told a House budget hearing on Wednesday that the administration "absolutely" planned to make passage of the three trade pacts part of the new export strategy this year.

Officials said it amplified language that Secretary of State Colin L. Powell first uttered on Sunday when he used the word "sorry" to describe his feelings about the loss of the Chinese jet pilot at sea and the emergency landing of the American plane on China's Hainan island.

Phew that's awfully strong language, Madame Secretary and Mr. Fuerth.

Le Lait adds that the language the Secretary included on the ballot written by the recall supporters falsely accuses Morse of limiting testimony during Senate committee testimony on the gun laws.

Despite his small campaign fund, Garcia has much positive momentum, said political strategist Vince Casillas, Obama's Spanish-language press secretary in 2008, who has friends on both sides.

"There is an urgent need to address the daily challenges that AAPI's face, which is also as diverse as their communities... AAPIs trace their heritage to more than 320 countries and racial groups and speak more than 100 languages," said Secretary of Education John King in a video announcing the initiative.

This was not routine language from a Secretary of Defense.