Sentence examples for spokesman chose from inspiring English sources

The police union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, through a spokesman, chose not to comment on the street renaming.

The pope's spokesman chose not to answer questions about what the pope thought of Mr. Bush's speech.

In the above outburst of Pentagonese, the pronoun that the spokesman chose in referring to a unit was not it or its but them or their.

All that a Garden spokesman chose to say on Monday, when asked for comment, was that "as we've told the mayor, we will have responsible dialogue concerning this issue at the appropriate time".

Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne, the department's chief spokesman, chose not to address the question of supervision on Tuesday, saying that the department's action against the detectives and the sergeant spoke for itself.

He points out that the official party spokesman chose to release the news of her illness to the BBC and the French news agency AFP rather than India's own media.

Moreover, any spokesman chosen by the opposition is by definition a token.

Either the spokesman chooses not to believe what every credible study has shown, that gays are far more prevalent in the priesthood than in the population at large, or he is casually proposing a wholesale purge of the clergy.

a Phillies spokesman, after Cliff Lee chose to sign with Philadelphia instead of the Yankees last week.

A team spokesman said Stoudemire chose to have Carter look at his knee on his own.

The uniforms are aggressively smart, classes are grouped by ability and rules on behaviour are unbending.David Cameron, the Tories' leader, and Michael Gove, their spokesman on schools, chose Mossbourne to talk on November 20th about what their party would do to improve education.