Sentence examples for remarks shown on from inspiring English sources

What is happening in North Ossetia is horrible,' he said in remarks shown on Russian television.

"If people say yes to me today, I will try to work even harder," Mr. Lukashenko, 50, said Sunday in remarks shown on state television, where his balding, mustachioed visage is ubiquitous.

Speaking in Madrid in remarks shown on Russian television, he said "self-defence" forces who do not answer to Moscow were occupying the bases and so Russia could not order them to leave.

"We need to very thoroughly deal with those dents which we see on the submarine to make thorough calculations to make sure what it was" that caused them, Deputy Prime Minister Ilya Klebanov said in remarks shown on Russian television.

His 1985 remarks were shown on video, a reminder how swiftly such footage could be cut into a potentially devastating general election ad against the democratic socialist candidate.

The president also said that the remarks show that decisions on women's health issues shouldn't be left just to men.

He is at the other end of the spectrum of belief on this topic, but his remarks show the scale of the task on the Beckley Foundation's hands.

The six months they have already served, he said in remarks that were shown on television, is "fully enough to make them think about what happened, because of their stupidity or for some other reasons".

Asked if she was frustrated, dr. Lee's daughter, Alberta, who seemed near tears as the hearing ended, remarked, "I think it shows on our faces".

He made his remarks during an appearance on the "Kudlow & Cramer" show on CNBC.

The distribution of number of welfare remarks is shown in figure 1; thirteen herds had two or more remarks, 14 had one remark and 28 had no remark.