Sentence examples for Ease of speech from inspiring English sources
While the cast members wear Michael Krass's authoritative period costumes comfortably, they also all give off a contemporary ease of speech that suits Jon Robin Baitz's idiomatic adaptation of Anne-Charlotte Hanes Harvey's translation.
Characteristic symptoms involve an involuntary, rhythmic shaking of the hands, the head or both, the loss of very fine coordination, and some muscular rigidity that reduces the ease of speech and movement.
The North Korean envoy's trip to Beijing last week followed an easing of political speech from the North's government, which had for months issued bellicose pronouncements.
Nor does the user's age appear to have any bearing on the ease of adapting to speech recognition.
The paper concludes with the notion that while digital tools can help promote transparency and keep perpetrators from facing impunity, they can also increase the ease of promoting hate speech and ethnic divisions.
In the selected data extracts, for ease of understanding, verbatim speech has been minimally adjusted and grammatical conventions were adhered to.
The ruling also is likely to draw criticism from the European Union, which has been pushing Turkey to ease restrictions on freedom of speech and religion as part of its effort to join the union.
When Parliament convened today amid pomp and speeches, the influence of the military was evident on two of the most significant items on the legislative agenda, one authorizing the dismissal of civil servants suspected of Islamic sympathies and the other easing restrictions on freedom of speech.
2003 June-July - Eyeing future EU membership, parliament passes laws easing restrictions on freedom of speech, Kurdish language rights, and on reducing political role of military.
Freedom of association was made legal in 2012 and severe limitations on freedom of speech have been greatly eased.
