Sentence examples for personally inserted from inspiring English sources

He could not know for certain that Downing Street had "sexed up" the dossier, far less whether Alastair Campbell, the government's powerful communications chief, had personally inserted the claim that Iraq's weapons of mass destruction could be ready in just 45 minutes.The evidence so far before the Hutton inquiry suggests that the first charge was broadly unfair and the second pure speculation.

Any announcement by the mayor that even suggests he will personally insert himself into a battle to interfere in the term limit law would not come as good news to the other men running for mayor.

Over all, of the roughly $2.3 million in individual contributions his campaign has raised, about 10percentt has come from people who work in the defense industry, some of whom have personally profited from contracts inserted as earmarks into spending bills by Representative Moran.

"It is most unfortunate that at least one agency has been inserting personally identifiable information into this database for a number of years," Mr. Bass said.

I have noticed that many of my colleagues end up self-publishing their books, which often include descriptions of how yoga helped them personally overcome (insert addiction, affliction, disease, or tragedy here).

Mr. Nachman's response: "It wasn't so insignificant that you didn't insert yourself personally into these matters?" But at other times, Mr. Greenberg acknowledged that he took an active interest in the losses, and chose to get personally involved in part because he wanted to "teach a lesson to managers" involved.

He said he took personally the recent articles that questioned his benching of Mutombo in the fourth quarter, even though Mutombo himself said he had asked Chaney to be inserted against a smaller, quicker lineup against Milwaukee.

Therefore, parliament inserted a clause into the Act of Attainder, providing that assent granted by Commissioners "is and ever was and ever shall be, as good" as assent granted by the sovereign personally.