Wrapping these five policy announcements into a broader speech about how the United States needs the best talent possible to compete internationally would mesh well with Romney's broader economic game plan.
Biden argued that he made those comments as part of a broader speech, encouraging Bush not to "create immense political acrimony" by nominating someone during campaign season.
In a broad ranging speech at the 122nd International Association of Chiefs of Police Annual Conference on Tuesday, Obama called for "common sense" gun safety reforms nationwide and a ban military-grade assault weapons to protect both civilians and police officers.
There are, however, additional instances, for example, icons include diagrams used in geometrical reasoning, indices include pointing fingers and proper names, and symbols including broad speech acts like assertion and judgment, all of which suggests a considerable broadening of this trichotomy.
Government secrecy, said Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, "ends up being part of the price you pay for having broad speech protection".
In a broad-ranging speech seen, Dimbleby attacks opponents of free speech around the world and claims the BBC is one of the best defences against propaganda and falsehood in the internet age.
Since the Fujisaki model commands are anchored to the syllabic layer (see Section 2) and we did not require an exact local estimate of speech rate, but a broad classification of speech rate on the utterance level, the following investigation is performed with respect to the syllabic rate.
In a broad-ranging speech short of detail, he also urged the media industry to do more to improve diversity.
Then she began a broad-ranging speech, which echoed some of the themes that Schumer had raised.
