Sentence examples for remarks running from inspiring English sources

Even if Trump handed off control of the corporation to his children, as he maintains he would do if elected, its lawyers could still pursue legal action, backed by the company's treasury, against critics making negative remarks, running negative advertisements or speaking negatively about Trump in the press.

A clip of the remarks ran on Fox TV, allowing McCain to flaunt her unwavering patriotism.

(His remarks ran under the headline "Why the U.S. base at Cuba's Guantanamo is probably doomed").

Those remarks run counter to the founding ideology of the Islamic republic, which is based upon the rule of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and the clergy.

The White House called for Mr. Morsi to make clear that he respects members of all faiths and said the videotaped remarks run counter to the goal of peace.

Since his remarks run directly counter to the Guardian's call to "use this summit to press the case for stopping biofuel production" in certain circumstances and it is worth elaborating why liberals in the north are taxing the patience of progressives in the south on this issue.

Regardless of whether punishing John Rocker for his offensive remarks runs counter to the spirit of the First Amendment, as Alan M. Dershowitz argues in "Baseball's Speech Police" (Op-Ed, Feb. 2), I can think of a far more suitable penalty: Force Rocker to ride the New York subway for a week.

Video of his remarks ran first on 9 News and then virtually everywhere.

Rosenberg's remarks run contrary to studies that have shown smoked cannabis is safe and effective for medical use, including in treating chronic pain associated with HIV-related neuropathy and helping control spasticity in multiple sclerosis patients.

For the case (iii); using the remark running after Lemma 3.3 and [30, Page 61, Theorem 1], letting the case (iii) of our theorem follows.

Mr. Obama, without mentioning his Republican rival by name, suggested that remark ran counter to Mr. Romney's past statements about how far America should go to pursue Bin Laden.