Sentence examples for spokesman allowed from inspiring English sources

The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, was also said to have been working informally on Mr. Lazar's behalf, though the speaker's spokesman allowed only that the two men were friends.

Then there is the tired old way of letting your own backbenchers interrupt your speech with points of order, which only underline your case: so Dominic Grieve, the Tory frontbench spokesman, allowed endless diversions from his own Patrick Cormack, John Redwood, John Gummer and Bill Cash.

A Toyota spokesman allows this is possible.Griffith, whose case about an arrest in Turkey was made into the movie Midnight Express, says objecting inmates he represented in a rape case were handcuffed and put in solitary.

OiNK, a police spokesman said, "allowed the uploading and downloading of prerelease music and media to thousands of members".

When the White House spokesman Robert Gibbs allowed this summer that Republicans had a chance of winning the House, his comments drew rebukes from House Democrats, led by the speaker.

Rajesh Exports, which sends mainly gold jewelry to Asian communities living abroad, has not seen a decline in orders or significant hit on revenues because its deals are hedged, spokesman Hemang Turakhia allowed.

About 50 "V.I.P.'s" have received the chip so far, according to a company spokesman, which allows them to link their identities to a payment system.

Mr. Rancatore delivered a "substantial" payment and a "workable" repayment plan to the state on Friday, a Revenue Department spokesman said, allowing Toscanini's to reopen that evening.

Perhaps there is more to school reform than the narrow focus on teacher quality.Brian Matthew Pevny Sacramento, California  SIR – Bagehot was wrong to characterise the concerns of Tristram Hunt, Labour's education spokesman, about allowing unqualified teachers into Britain's state schools as "foolish" (October 26th).

Having data on temperature, the spokesman told CNET, allowed the company to ensure that key components of the device were functioning properly.

A Lib Dem spokesman will be allowed to speak in the House of Commons in opposition to the construction of new nuclear power stations, which Conservatives support, but the party's MPs will be required to abstain rather than join other parties in voting the policy down.