Sentence examples for right spokesman from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush is the right spokesman, and the Tiananmen anniversary is the right time.

Richard Land '69 – Head of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, perhaps the strongest lobbying organization on the religious right; spokesman for conservative viewpoint.

Speaking of NOLAN RYAN, the American Physical Therapy Association has the right spokesman -- Ryan -- to extoll the merits of exercise and conditioning for people over 40.

"Mike Coffman has been a pitbull targeting the pharmaceutical industry and overmedication of our veterans, and no serious person in Colorado would believe that he's anything but an independent and tenacious advocate for what's right," spokesman Daniel Bucheli said.

More than 24 hours have elapsed since the 31-year-old far right spokesman lashed out at left-wing MPs Liana Kanelli and Rena Dourou during a live TV debate ahead of general elections on June 17.

He was hardly the right spokesman for an ad touching on a topic so incredibly sensitive to the Chinese.

Some advocates hoped that Garner might have a career as a gay-rights spokesman.

Now retired from the NFL, he is known as a prominent equal rights spokesman and a straight ally of the LGBT community.

U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville said the biggest group of people to suffer at the hands of Islamic State militants, also known as ISIL, were Muslims in Syria and Iraq.

With the successful conclusion of the Montgomery bus boycott in 1956 and the establishment of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference the following year, Martin Luther King became a national civil rights spokesman and his opinions, even on personal matters, attracted considerable interest.

"Given the terrible record of arbitrary detention, torture and disappearances, we are of course deeply concerned," said Rupert Colville, the UN's human rights spokesman.