Sentence examples for subject of a comment from inspiring English sources

8, in California (the subject of a Comment I wrote in this week's issue), and he is going to a big fundraiser, which is nice.

Correction: August 12 , 2002 Monday An article in Circuits on July 25 about new memory technologies for wireless devices misstated the subject of a comment by Linda Geppert, an editor of the magazine IEEE Spectrum, about potential problems with one technology.

Mr. Feinberg's guidelines, which pertain to compensation for economic losses as well as noneconomic losses, like pain and suffering, are now the subject of a monthlong comment period that ends Jan . 22 and criticism is mounting as the deadline draws near.

He was left out of the Barcelona starting line-up for the defeat at Real Sociedad, subsequently began following Chelsea on Instagram and his future was the subject of a vague comment   by coach Luis Enrique.

He said he was still meeting with families and keeping an open mind about the guidelines, which are the subject of a 30-day comment period that ends Jan . 20

Despite the less-than-showy results, Mr. Obama's decision to spend nearly three days here, in a city that was a major slave-trading port during Spain's colonial rule, was a subject of favorable comment in the Colombian news media.

"We've been the subject of a great deal of comment from politicians and from other media," Jones said in a statement to camera before the panel discussed the controversy.

It is clear that the District Judge was not discussing purely procedural matters, which are a permissible subject of public comment under one of the Canon's three narrowly drawn exceptions.

And the unauthorised payments at Hollinger had been the subject of comment in a British satirical magazine long before Tweedy Browne managed to persuade the company to do anything about them.Nor is it shareholder votes alone that are driving boardroom behaviour.

On the subject of his team of coaches, who were the subject of a number of critical comments from unnamed players, Johnson said: "Coaches aren't there to be liked.

Bosanquet later wrote that the wicket "was rightly treated as a joke, and was the subject of ribald comment".