Sentence examples for spokesmen suggest from inspiring English sources

Some Democratic spokesmen suggest that, given a few modest changes in the wording of the resolution, Mr Bush may well end up winning the support of 80% or more of congressional Democrats.But the Iraq debate has been a disaster for them.

At one point, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's spokesmen suggested that a cease-fire was imminent, but Mr. Sharon later backtracked.

If monarchs were unlikely to live in cornfields, as industry spokesmen suggested, the effects of the new crop might be quite limited.

Police officers at the scene said they suspected a bomb or a mortar round, although American military spokesmen suggested that a propane tank had blown up.

Government spokesmen suggested that the bantering tone of the e-mails, could have reflected the desire of the aide and the lobbyist to inflate their influence in the affair, and were not necessarily an accurate reflection of Mr. Hunt's approach.

Taliban spokesmen suggested the retreat was designed to avoid continued airstrikes and civilian casualties within the town.

The remarks by the No 10 spokesman suggest that a temporary withdrawal, as a response to the Abu Qatada case, is now under active consideration.

A police spokesman suggested the shootings were domestic in nature.

But Tam Fry, National Obesity Forum spokesman, suggested Field was being naïve.

Rear Adm. John D. Stufflebeem, a Pentagon spokesman, suggested as much this week.

Maybe, the spokesman suggested, Firefighter Ceravolo did not want to reveal some secret ingredient.