Sentence examples for challenging speech from inspiring English sources

But all that Ellen and others are doing is exactly what those who believe in free speech are supposed to do: Challenging speech with more speech".

But he did not pander as Mitt Romney did with his very challenging speech about Mormonism, or market-test his own convictions, as most politicians do.

In her support for several new inquiries, the new Hillsborough inquests and criminal investigations, and a starkly challenging speech last year to the Police Federation, May has consistently been intolerant of police malpractice.

The BBC's Gary Duffy in Sao Paulo says President Rousseff struck a conciliatory note for the most challenging speech she has had to make as Brazil's leader.

This observation leads us to speculate that there may be differences in children and adolescents pertaining to how the system reorganizes itself in order to complete more challenging speech production tasks.

710, 11 L.Ed.2d 686 (1964), for cases in which the challenged speech allegedly libels a public official or a public figure.

More suits are already in the pipeline, and we're confident that after this announcement more students and faculty members will come forward to challenge speech codes in court.

You can start by speaking up against homophobic, biphobic, transphobic or racist language, and respectfully challenging biased speech and actions.

He will appoint one or two supreme court judges, they say, but existing conservatives in the nine-judge court have shown no interest in challenging free speech.

Johnson disagreed that Trump is challenging free speech, but said he doesn't want to see an enemies list.

5. Jerome H. Powell, "Recent Economic Developments and Longer-Run Challenges" (speech delivered at the Economic Club of Indiana, Indianapolis, November 29 , 2016.