Sentence examples for spokespersons of from inspiring English sources

Rather than acting as moderators or spokespersons of public opinion, they may function as suspicious minds, committed to developing "untimely" ethical, epistemological and ideological critique.

In honoring the spokespersons of the two detector collaborations, the prize committee has taken a stab at the thorny question of how to hand out laurels for a discovery that was made by large teams of people.

They are the torchbearers, the spokespersons of our time.

In Shi'ite Islam they are regarded as the spokespersons of the hidden Imam.

During the democratic elections in 1994 he directed the training of all electoral staff in the country and was one of the official spokespersons of the Independent Electoral Commission.

While he is not contesting for a Lower House seat this time, he continues to be very active in the election campaign and as the national spokesperson of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), DPT often appears on multiple TV channels to give forthright viewpoints or to debate with spokespersons of other parties.

"I'm simply the spokesperson of my team".

We then got confirmation from Prince William's spokesperson of Kate going into labour.

"He looks like a pop star and a spokesperson of Louis Vuitton," Alan said.

She joined the East German CDU and became deputy spokesperson of the communist state's last (democratic) government.

"The nyamakala is the barometer and the spokesperson of the society," says Soumano. "He is like a fuse.