Sentence examples for a key speech from inspiring English sources

In a key speech, make the suggestion that most British children are ignorant, illiterate, stupid and badly behaved.

And indeed since a key speech by Crown Prince Abdullah in 1998, in which he plainly stated that the oil boom was over, economic reform has gathered pace.

Mr. Hu made a key speech in July that dashed reformers' hopes for measures to resuscitate the faltering economy and release social pressures by opening the political system.

A key speech from recently installed Bank of England governor Mark Carney seemed to leave investors as uncertain as ever despite his attempts to clarify interest rate policy.

In a key speech on Monday she spoke sternly about Gaza, promising more attacks and ruling out any chance of a negotiated settlement with Hamas.

Giving a key speech last September at a community college in south London on the future of free schools, Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, was clear.

In this positron emission tomography functional imaging study, we explored relationships between language comprehension performance after aphasic stroke and the functional connectivity of a key speech-processing region in left anterolateral superior temporal cortex.

She edits all key speeches (aides are known to e-mail drafts straight to her).

A useful illustration of the slipperiness of translated Ibsen comes from comparing two earlier English renditions of a key Solness speech with the words in the Penguin volume.

A key early speech was from Vince Cable.

In a key note speech setting out the Government's strategy to tackle what he described as the "poisonous ideology" of fundamentalism, Mr Cameron said schools and housing in areas with large Muslim populations must become properly merged with neighbouring white communities.