Converse of object

• say: We are aware of the human rights issues, ' said a spokesman.

• quote: A military spokesman quoted by INA said one civilian was wounded in the attack.

• appoint: Choose two or three people in the group to represent its views â probably the chairman and secretary, maybe appoint a spokesman.

Preposition: on

• agriculture: Tim Yeo, the Tories ' spokesman on agriculture, said it was unacceptable for farmers to become entirely dependent on conservation grants.

Adjective modifier

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• unofficial: Yet anti-war commentators have effectively made Khan their unofficial spokesman, citing his wacky views as an argument for getting out of Iraq.

Modifies a noun

• yesterday: A spokesman yesterday refused to comment on whether there were any disciplinary issues involving Mr Murray.

Noun used with modifier

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• front-bench: Since the Euro-election there has been no speech by a front-bench spokesman explaining why Conservatives want to be " In Europe " .

• Dem: The Lib Dem health spokesman, Dr. Evan Harris, has accused the Tories of " playing politics with public health " .

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• coastguard: A coastguard spokesman commented, " This sort of thing is all too common " .

Preposition: for

• ministry: A spokesman for the health ministry in Germany said they are now encouraging the opening of milk banks across the country.

• council: A spokesman for the council said: " We disagree strongly with the findings, which were formed from the views of two people.