| And we must become critical of the real role of the WTO in society, contrary to the government rhetoric parroted by the media. |
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| If the Nationalists had simply parroted their trite, intellectually vacuous opposition, then that would have been no more or less than expected. |
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| Unfortunately, too many of the talking heads parroted rather than questioned those assertions. |
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| The agent repeated her statement and this time I parroted her words, so that my wife could hear what was happening. |
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| And it seems that there is a concerted effort lead by Democrats and parroted by the media, to disenfranchise us. |
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| He has parroted the sentiment of all of the members who have participated at least from the opposition parties. |
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| The reporter parroted it without giving a source for it, barebones as it were, in any fashion or form at all. |
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| She parroted his earlier words, her voice rising by an octave. |
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| Throughout this period, large newspaper chains experienced little government harassment because they often parroted the views of the economic and ruling elite. |
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| While the two prime ministerial styles were different the words parroted by them and their respective ministers have been very similar over the last few years. |
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| Mr Demirtas even parroted the government's view that coup-plotters and ultranationalists were responsible for them. |
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| Web pioneer Tim Berners-Lee's belief in a democratising, single global information space is often parroted by young net evangelists. |
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| Yet these elements do not necessarily lead to the conclusion that Australian assessments simply parroted those of their American and British counterparts. |
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| Disappointingly, the same line is parroted by the main opposition Republican People's Party, for all its claims of change under its new leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu. So what are Turkey's options? |
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| The model of free speech parroted by Wilson and his ilk is nothing more or less than the rule of property: they just want us to be more easily managed. |
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| When he claimed in his final report as governor that the murder rate had fallen by more than half during his term, the boast was parroted by local media. |
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