Sentence examples for learning spokesman from inspiring English sources

Labour learning spokesman Neil Findlay said the SNP had been forced to "scrabble around" to find the cash to deliver its promise.

Hitting out at the plan, Labour's learning spokesman Neil Findlay, said: "This is a scandal and is political cowardice.

But that's not important right now, because there is footage of the US state department spokesman learning live on air that Boris Johnson has been appointed foreign secretary.

And it contains one: only as he reads these words is the court spokesman learning what the mysterious "package" that summoned the journalists to Gate 1 was.

Details of the conversations could not be learned, and spokesmen for Yahoo and Microsoft declined to comment.

There may be other shipwrecks that occurred over the weekend that we're learning more about," IOM spokesman Joel Millman said.

Why should she be condemned for wanting to learn?" The ILEA spokesman said it was hoped that the parents would accept the place offered in the other school.

"Although the framework for child protection and safeguarding for Broadmoor and other special hospital patients changed radically in 1999, we of course want to establish the circumstances and see if any lessons can be learned," a Department of Health spokesman said.

"We're stepping up security at hotels and other prominent locations in the city through deployment of the NYPD's critical response vehicles (CRVs) until more about the explosion is learned," New York police spokesman Cheryl Crispin tells the Guardian's Karen McVeigh.

Today, we learn that a spokesman for the State Department called the treatment "ridiculous and stupid".

The program's spokesman said they "are learning how to be responsible workers, which includes balancing work and personal life".