Sentence examples for supposed spokesman from inspiring English sources

Obviously they quickly discovered it was all a lie, and that the supposed spokesman had shown up all over the place, giving interviews to other suckers.

It is not clear where the former spokesman is supposed to be spending the sabbatical, nor how the government claim squared with reports from Damascus yesterday that Makdissi's house had been burned down by the pro-government Shabiha militia.

The producers and creators are still weighing the extent of the changes that they believe the musical needs before theater critics see it during the week before opening night, according to the two people involved with the show, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the producers and their spokesman are supposed to make the only public comments.

Workers plugged the hole, tested the pipe and "now it is working the way it is supposed to," said Neil Sheehan, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

That revenue, a company spokesman said, is supposed to be used to pay off debt and other costs associated with deregulation, not to subsidize rates.

"US authorities asked for documents related to 50 accounts at different banks, through which corruption money is supposed to have transited," ministry spokesman Folco Galli said, confirming a report by Swiss newspaper Tages-Anzeiger.

It's unclear what this was supposed to mean, and his spokesman declined to say whether Gingrich still believes what he wrote.

"I thought Texas governors were supposed to be tough," said the spokesman, Hogan Gidley.

The recommendations are supposed to be revenue-neutral; a spokesman said no deadline had been set for the commission to report back to the governor.

An EEAST spokesman said complaints about "supposed cuts" were disappointing when the trust was actually avoiding any.

"The statue does exactly what art is supposed to do," said Overland Park spokesman Sean Reilly.