Sentence examples for yes spokesman from inspiring English sources

A YES spokesman said the meeting was inconsequential.

A YES spokesman would not confirm the imminent hiring.

A YES spokesman declined to comment and M.L.B. executives were not available for comment.

"We expect him to return soon," Eric Handler, a YES spokesman, said in an e-mail message.

A YES spokesman said no decision has been made on replacing Cone and one option would be not to hire anyone.

Bob Davis, a YES spokesman, said DISH's pricing structure is different from DirecTV's, "and for its own tiering issues, it couldn't accept" YES's offer.

"We are taking a look at the market, yes," a spokesman David Hall said in Hong Kong.

A Yes Scotland spokesman said: The yes movement has become the biggest grassroots campaign in Scotland's history and it genuinely is a grassroots campaign; it's not a top down campaign like the no side.

Oh, yes, Palestinian spokesmen, and their chorus in the Western diplomatic corps and media, would tell you things like this: The U.S. offer wasn't for 96percentt of the West Bank, it was for only 90percentt (not true), or the U.S. and Israeli proposals did not offer the Palestinians a contiguous state in the West Bank, but just a collection of "Bantustans" (not true).

"If they are saying, 'We would like to strike a deal with FedEx, U.P.S., DHL and anybody else who is interested,' said Norman Black, a U.P.S. spokesman, "yes, we would seriously look at what they are proposing".

It turns out that yes, Austin Finan, a spokesman for Grace Meng's winning campaign, was right: "Folks don't vote in June".