Sentence examples for addressing a public from inspiring English sources

"We have Obama's teacher here," says José de Anchieta Júnior, the governor of Roraima, while addressing a public meeting in the state.

After the terror attacks, stunned and baffled "Why do they hate us?" articles flooded the news media, addressing a public that had been blinkered to what other parts of the world were thinking.

It was typical of his life story that at the time of the attack, he was addressing a public meeting in support of a proposed travellers' site in Billericay.

Movies about the second world war are the flavour of the year in Hollywood, addressing a public need for heroism, for motivational stories and characters - all pointing obliquely at recent events.

From Gothamist: "While e-cigarette manufacturers make dubious claims — both coy and blunt — about their products' health benefits, the medical and public health community remains deeply conflicted about whether atomized nicotine vapor is the safest or sanest way of addressing a public health crisis that kills 500,000 Americans each year".

At the time of the alleged attack, Azarias Ruberwa was addressing a public meeting of women's-rights activists, so the killers presumably donned dresses to blend with the crowd.Mr Ruberwa escaped through a back door, according to Francis Mabele, secretary-general of Mr Ruberwa's party, the Rally for Congolese Democracy-Goma faction (RCD-Goma).

Loos raced back to Vienna where he addressed a public crowd, two thousand strong, in defence of his design.

Mohamed ElBaradei, a leading liberal and former United Nations atomic energy chief, addressed a public message to the military council over the Internet: "Did you see the pictures of the military police dragging girls and stripping them of their clothes?

On Monday, he will meet his Labour colleagues in Parliament, and then, according to some reports, he will address a public rally alongside his fellow anti-austerity campaigner, Yanis Varoufakis, the former finance minister of Greece.

Power said the meeting on Thursday would mark a rare occasion when the security council, which is responsible for threats to international peace and security, addressed a public health crisis.

Accompanied by elected officials and their aides, they rode one of the threatened bus routes, the N72, to the Nassau County Medical Center here to address a public hearing on the proposed cuts.