Sentence examples for remarks for the from inspiring English sources

But Dreger reserves her most withering remarks for the A.A.A.

She said she was already preparing her closing remarks for the Doha talks.

Staff regularly stay past 3am to prepare ministers' remarks for the next day's Diet (parliament) session.

In November he apologised for his remarks for the first time at a rally in Vienna.

Many video producers counsel both athletes and coaches to prepare remarks for the camera.

Justice Bartley clarified his remarks for the jurors on Tuesday, telling them to vote their consciences.

Mr. Dimon's prepared remarks for the House panel, released on Monday morning, tracks nearly word for word with his remarks prepared for the earlier Senate Banking Committee hearing.

When the Occupy Wall Street movement erupted on 17 September 2011, I happened to be reflecting on my remarks for the upcoming International Herbert Marcuse Society conference.

The BBC Trust said the new guidelines had been introduced to protect people from: "unduly intimidatory, humiliating, intrusive, aggressive or derogatory remarks for the purposes of entertainment".

Mr. Rumsfeld seems to save his most pungent public remarks for the regular Pentagon news conferences he has clearly come to relish.

Mrs. Clinton, campaigning yesterday in Iowa, inserted a retort into her prepared remarks for the Iowa Federation of Labor, A.F.L.-C.I.O.