Sentence examples for relevant spokespersons from inspiring English sources

Only two conclusions are possible from this: either the relevant spokespersons are unbelievably dumb or they are displaying a breathtaking contempt for their citizenry.

During the course of writing this article we reached out to Google's press line several times to ask to discuss the ethics of Duplex with a relevant company spokesperson.

"We have noted the relevant reports," foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang told reporters, adding that Beijing was "willing to work with the secretary of state, whoever it is, to move China-US relations forwards".

"This was a promo for a Spotify podcast called 'Showstoppers.' We were testing new ways to promote this in the Spotify client around relevant playlists," a company spokesperson said.

"We comply with all relevant Syrian sanctions," the spokesperson said.

"With Internet speeds climbing and WiFi available in more and more places, the ability to stream live wherever you are will make downloading less relevant over time," a Netflix spokesperson told Business Insider.

This restriction is displayed on the website, says a spokesperson, although the relevant paragraph actually says that passengers have a ski carriage allowance of one item if they pay £35 and mentions only vaguely at the end that space is limited.

"NikeConnect [is] a great way for us to get interesting data about our members and deliver unlocks that are relevant to those members," the spokesperson said.

This ensures that marketing is only served to verified customers and our best in market data allows Weve to only serve relevant marketing communications," said the spokesperson.

"This kind of information was actually not relevant for our investment," and EIB spokesperson said in response to the question.

"We've had robust litigation hold procedures in place from our very first lawsuit to prevent deletion of emails relevant to ongoing litigation," an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch.