porte-parole

He was effective in the role of intermediary, conciliator, and what the French call a porte-parole.4 “We sojourned together for some time,” Champlain later recalled.

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

He was effective in the role of intermediary, conciliator, and what the French call a porte-parole.4 “We sojourned together for some time,” Champlain later recalled.

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

He usually leaves such comments to Mr. Trichet, who often calls himself the "porte-parole," or spokesman, of the ECB board.

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In an interview published Sunday in the Italian daily La Stampa, Mr. Trichet said Mr. Weber's opinion that the program should be scrapped "is not the position of the Governing Council" and that, as president, Mr. Trichet is the "porte-parole," or spokesman, for the 22-member ECB.

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Alain Rey et al., eds., Le Grand Robert de la langue française Paris, 2001 5:977, s.v. “porte-parole,” meanings 1 and especially 2: “a person who transmits words and thoughts from one group to another, and mediates among them.”

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

Alain Rey et al., eds., Le Grand Robert de la langue française Paris, 2001 5:977, s.v. “porte-parole,” meanings 1 and especially 2: “a person who transmits words and thoughts from one group to another, and mediates among them.”

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

''Ils ont ensuite dérobé le bus, qu'ils ont conduit sur une courte distance, puis y ont mis le feu'', a déclaré un porte-parole de la RATP.

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C'étaient les mots de la dignité humaine opprimée à celui qui était son porte-parole.

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"His comments might perhaps be an irritation to Trichet, who always stresses his prerogative as ECB president to be the 'porte-parole' of the council," said Julian Callow, chief European economist at Barclays Capital in London.

Taipei Times 2010