Sentence examples for overseas spokesman from inspiring English sources

But the Prabhakaran mythology was finally deflated Sunday when the overseas spokesman for the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, or L.T.T.E., acknowledged that the leader had been killed.

A trip this morning by Ken Clarke to the key Tory target seat of Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk, held by the Lib Dems' overseas development spokesman Michael Moore, has also been scrapped.

Hours later, though, a rebel spokesman overseas denied Mr. Prabhakaran's death, according to news services.

Multilingual and with a US passport that allows him freedom of travel, Ali has become the group's spokesman overseas.

Of the 2,000 jobs already scheduled to be eliminated, about half will come from attrition, and the rest will be made overseas, a company spokesman said.

The pilots, who were not identified, were part of an air-combat unit that was preparing to go overseas, a Marine Corps spokesman said.

"The minister knew him, was fond of him and was very, very appreciative of all the work he'd done to promote Australia overseas," Downer's spokesman Tony Parkinson said.

But millions of Americans with employer-sponsored health insurance -- the majority of insured people in the country -- are probably not covered for any medical problems that occur overseas, said Larry Akey, spokesman for the Health Insurance Association of America, an insurers' trade group in Washington.

"Though StarLink corn was only approved for use as animal feed or for industrial processes, some Starlink corn appears to have entered the food supply and might find its way into products overseas," the embassy spokesman here said.

"The deal is in line with our efforts to boost output from invested overseas oil assets," a spokesman for the Korean company, told Bloomberg News.

The Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation, the state agency that held the stake, sold 42.7 million shares at 25,050 won each to domestic and overseas investors, a Hana spokesman, An Young Geun, said.