Sentence examples for which aides from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, Josh Vlasto, declined to say which aides to Mr. Cuomo had testified before the commission.

Nearly $13 million came from online and small-dollar donors, which aides attributed to a rising level of interest.

The president spent part of the weekend polishing his speech, which aides said would last around 20 minutes.

The appearance in Harlem, which aides insisted was a coincidence based on the two men's schedules, highlighted another potential benefit.

Democrats are expected to reply with their own proposal, which aides say will probably offer no more than limited concessions.

Mr. Kerry's campaign also released a new advertisement, which aides said would begin running Thursday on national cable stations.

Many of his top supporters in the gay community are pressuring Mr. Obama to change his position, which aides to the president have signaled are "evolving".

The proposed rule allows lawmakers to decide which aides work in the "official office" of a member of Congress and must therefore go into the exchanges.

Indeed, Mr. McCain did not seem at all under the weather during his hour-long town hall meeting here, which aides said drew over a thousand people.

His campaign instituted the 6 p.m. rule: no big rallies, which aides worried contributed to the criticism that he was distant, until after the early evening news.

In delivering the radio address, which aides said he intended to do every week, Mr. Bush was continuing an intermittent tradition among presidents over the last three decades.