Sentence examples for remarks were used from inspiring English sources

His remarks were used as ammunition by the leave campaign, although he maintains he was misquoted.

After he was elected and his remarks were used in advertisements by marijuana legalization advocates, Mr. Bloomberg said his administration would vigorously enforce the laws.

Chirac's remarks were used by Blair and his ministers as a central justification for an invasion that was not backed by the UN security council.

However, the French ambassador insisted Chirac did not bear "grievances" against the way his remarks were used by the British government.

These "anti-national" remarks were used as grounds for the university to ban eight JNU students from all academic activity, pending a disciplinary hearing.

To reduce the patients' burden, the FPQ was subdivided into two approximately equally long versions A and B. Five patients were given Version A and five Version B. Their remarks were used to revise and if necessary, omit items.

During my career as a government attorney working largely on statutory interpretation, I can recall no instance of extensions of remarks being used as anything more than additional support for an interpretation derived from more reliable sources, like floor debate or committee reports.

The ad was produced by a conservative group run by a pollster who had previously worked for Mr. Netanyahu's Likud Party, but the Israeli government stressed at the time that the video of the prime minister's remarks was used without his approval.

Guidelines for reporting tumor markers (REMARK) were used as outlined (see Additional file 1: Table S1).

As mediated by Raine, Eliot's subtle remark is used - coarsely - to suggest that a preoccupation with ideas is a symptom of artistic coarseness.

Rather, he complained that the remark was used to ask a Republican congressman to "denounce the talk radio king".