"I still think it's important to have some spokesperson to go out there, to keep telling the stories, to pass on your experiences, let people know that the assistance is still needed".
That aid to India is a political tool and supports Britain's strategic interests is undeniable, even if it is frequently denied by some official spokespersons.
Certainly there are some influential spokespersons, most notably, the Pope, who is advocating a remarkable doctrine of "acceptance" of those who do not conform to his moral "norm".
Insiders said the intention was gradually to turn the Independent Group TIGG) into a political party, and there would be "much more clarity about that by the end of the year" – although some specialist spokesperson roles could be assigned much quicker.
We recognize the disconnect between BRCOE's point of view on this matter and the sentiment of some legislators and spokespersons for the private sector.
In the wake of persistent feminist activism, some powerful public spokespersons and the phenomenon of Rosie Batty, reality is finally sinking in for a growing number of Australians that cultural conditions foment violence against women.
Some began to use spokespersons, usually female, perhaps a credentialed home economist or possibly an imaginary, symbolic person such as Betty Crocker.
Could it be Jim Acosta, whose notoriously contentious exchanges with Trump spokespersons inspired some kind of sick, sock-related revenge?
Some people they talk to (Jason Pinter again), think it is; some people (the spokesperson for Random House) think it's not.
