Sentence examples for single spokesman from inspiring English sources

One is that the congressional opposition party should coalesce around a single spokesman.

Black America may now be too successful and sophisticated to need a single spokesman.

The important changes in the treaty, such as the merger of two existing posts into that of the High Representative, to give the Union a single spokesman on foreign policy, are technical and improve existing institutional arrangements.

Some want a single "war spokesman" to be responsible for all government information, a concept which worked well in the 1991 Gulf war, when Iraqi Scud missiles hit Israel.

The White House did not have a single economic spokesman on last Sunday's talk shows, which help set Washington's agenda.Things are so bad that senior Republicans argue openly that a shake-up at the treasury department is neededThings are so bad that senior Republicans argue openly that a shake-up is needed.

He told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "If our group doesn't have a voice then every single frontline spokesman will support the new European Commission".

This will be piloted in a single area," the spokesman for the deputy prime minister said.

Mr. McCarthy intends to bring various counterterrorism functions under a single unit, a spokesman for the department said.

Indeed Peter F. Vallone found himself a bit red in the face when a single, self-appointed spokesman for the same Satmar community that Mr. Green thought was supporting him put out a news release stating that the group's support would go to Mr. Vallone.

In a statement released after her shooting, a Taliban spokesman singled out Malala's crime not as the desire for education, but as spreading propaganda.

"I am not going to single anyone out," the spokesman said.