Sentence examples for the initial remarks from inspiring English sources
The General Assembly is a crowded place, with delegates from 193 member states still arriving and reaching their seats during the initial remarks.
He made the initial remarks in an interview with The Sunday Times, saying the Scottish flag was like the swastika, and likened the SNP's view of the English to Adolf Hitler's hatred of Jewish people.
Once the initial remarks and speeches were finished, a discussion began in the main hall, with all child delegates freely inviting each other to discuss climate issues related to their specific countries.
General Musharraf made the initial remark at an event arranged by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Parker told Ebony that those initial remarks came from a "standpoint of ignorance".
Either way, the focus on "policy clarification" is little more than an attempt to walk back a broadside that the administration very pointedly chickened out on pursuing after the Democratic party rained down opprobrium over the President's initial remarks.
Referring to statements he made in an interview with The Hill published Tuesday, Gibbs reiterated his belief (which served as the basis of his initial remarks) that the president had achieved a host of legislative accomplishments for which he was not getting proper credit.
After his initial remarks the Conservative Party chairman, Grant Shapps, took to the airwaves to criticise his Cabinet colleague.
In the weeks after his initial remarks, Mr. Bernanke and other Fed officials made the same points over and over again until they felt that they had been heard.
Streisand's latest statement is the first time she's spoken since the interview was published, appearing to recognize the wave of backlash from her fans and the public to her initial remarks.
The removals came hours after Trump reaffirmed his initial remarks on the Charlottesville protests that "many sides" were responsible for the violence.
