Sentence examples for remarks to express from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pai used his inaugural remarks to express his commitment to "bring the benefits of the digital age to all Americans". Another early pledge to publish pending FCC regulations in a pilot program geared toward greater transparency was equally encouraging.

Issa interrupted at the start of another member's remarks to express his "shock" at Cummings.

In this regard, respondents (1, 4, 5, 8) also referred to a common remark used to express the unwritten rule of transparency: "'Well understood own interests" was a comment we often used.' (Respondent 4) The structure of the partnership was more formal and binding.

In his remarks, Obama seemed to express agreement with this part of Smith's argument, saying on Monday that the government must "ensure that we only fund proposals that promise the biggest bang for taxpayer dollars".

As remarked above, Place preferred to express the theory by the notion of constitution, whereas Smart preferred to make prominent the notion of identity as it occurs in the axioms of identity in logic.

Following Zarif's remarks, many Iranians took online to express their discontent, posting comments beneath his latest posts on Facebook.

Within the first few months of the session, Republicans must also decide whether to make amends to African-Americans and others who were angered by Mr. Lott's remarks last month that appeared to express nostalgia for the days of segregation.

His final paragraph was conciliatory however: "In making these remarks I have no wish to express censure in any form.

"Like the mass of American girls, Isabel had been encouraged to express herself; her remarks had been attended to; she had been expected to have emotions and opinions".

"We need to find and even create the ways to express ourselves," he remarks with a note of delight.

A custodian came to my office to express her concern of remarks she received for a fellow colleague, who taught children who were very young.