Sentence examples for spokesman rules from inspiring English sources

But a Toll Collect spokesman rules out the idea.

A State Department spokesman ruled out negotiations.

Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat ­economic spokesman, ruled himself out, as has David Davis, the former shadow home affairs spokesman.

A government spokesman ruled out a security risk and said drones were not solely a French phenomenon.

However, a Ministry of Defence spokesman ruled out a leak inquiry on the grounds that it would be almost impossible to identify the culprit.

Earlier, a spokesman ruled out a denial-of-service attack, in which a malicious computer program sends thousands of requests for information to a site, swamping the servers.

Tom Ehman, BMW Oracle's spokesman and rules adviser, said: "The only goal post moving we've done is toward their end of their field".

Mr Castronova, for one, favoured this approach, but a Turbine spokesman has ruled it out.

Johnson however indicated that would not happen, and a spokesman categorically ruled out any prospect of direct talks between the mayor and unions.

The White House spokesman, Jay Carney, ruled out more definitively than he had before the possibility that Mr. Obama would cite the Fourteenth Amendment to disregard the debt-limit law and order government borrowing to proceed if no deal was reached.

Greg Aiello, a league spokesman, denied that rules interpretations changed from week to week.