The phrase "assembly speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who speak at an assembly or event, often in a formal or organized setting.
Example: "The assembly speakers delivered inspiring messages that motivated the students to pursue their dreams."
Alternatives: "guest speakers" or "event speakers".
The whole situation illustrates just how far we have allowed the ancient civic ideal of public space to drift from an arena of public expression and public assembly (Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, say) to a commercial sop (the foyer of the Time Warner Center).
The fact that Americans can generally rely on clean government and honest public services -- and imprison Illinois governors (I am a native of Chicago, of all places!) and probably New York Assembly speakers when they resort to bribery and influence-peddling -- I think is an important but mostly forgotten part of TR's legacy".
Now, the situation is starker: In April, Cardinal Gerhard Müller, prefect of the congregation, ordered that after this assembly, speakers at the group's events must be approved by Seattle Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, who heads the five-year reform agenda for LCWR.
That group includes labor leaders and advocates for the poor as well as former governors and assembly speakers along with the likes of Google's Eric Schmidt, former Secretary of State George Shultz and the former chief justice of California's Supreme Court.
Throughout the assembly, speakers emphasized the link between responding to the needs of children and combating poverty.
Two Assembly speakers came out of this club, Stanley Fink and Mel Miller.
He was elected assembly speaker in 1998.
A spokesman for the assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Democrat, said that they were reviewing the proposal.
Mr Bartolone, the assembly speaker, received a death threat in a letter containing gunpowder on Monday.
Walker was surrounded on Monday by Republican lawmakers who shepherded the bill through the process, including the assembly speaker, Robin Vos, and the senate majority leader, Scott Fitzgerald.
Before his plane touched down last Friday, state assembly speaker Robin Vos wrote in an open letter: "We are Ryan Republicans here in Wisconsin, not Trump Republicans".
