Sentence examples for to offer comments on from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, though, after it invites respondents to offer comments "on any aspect of NHS care", the consultation leaflet provides only enough space for a line or two of handwriting.

He pointed out that he had the advantage of statutory rules governing the obligation to give those who might be the object of express or implicit criticism a fair opportunity to offer comments on them in confidence.

In your article, Sir Robert Francis QC (with regard to the Mid Staffordshire public inquiry) alluded to having "the advantage of statutory rules governing the obligation to give those who might be the object of express or implicit criticism a fair opportunity to offer comments on them in confidence".

Both Deepak and Hisamuddin declined to offer comments on the specific investors.

We further suggest that you consult a senior colleague to offer comments on your revised text.

Sky decided not to offer comment on Sunday's viewing figures.

A spokesman said the foundation "does not currently have a comment" about the inquiry, and added, "nor is it our practice to offer comment on legal proceedings or government inquiries".

A spokesperson for SOAS declined to offer comment on the accuracy of the £2,400 figure but they have issued a statement apologising for the disruption caused, saying 'the decision was taken to close the building and the library until the school can provide safe access to the building'.

Instagram declined to offer comment on these findings.

Leonard Paul Fenn, an attorney temporarily assigned to represent Barbieri, said that the case hadn't progressed enough to offer comment on the allegations against Barbieri.  .

No attempt has ever been made to seek the opinion of clinical bioethicsts who are in a unique position to offer comment on the overall ethical issues in the health care system.