Sentence examples for concerned speech from inspiring English sources

But hearing one thoughtful, concerned speech after another made me feel hopeful.

David D. Cole, a lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights, which represents Mr. Fertig and other challengers to the law, told the court that the case concerned speech protected by the First Amendment "promoting lawful, nonviolent activities," including "human rights advocacy and peacemaking".

As suggested by Phillips (1993), as far as the stimulus representation in the primary auditory cortex is concerned, speech may be "special" only in the sense that spoken language is the most obvious stimulus in which the identification of the elements is dependent on temporal resolution [ 43].

True, there is no shortage of concerned speeches, including one by the Concerned-Speechmaker-in-Chief, addressing a collection of economists and other academics, and politicians, of course, along with representatives from business, mainly small.

CHC, too, reconsidered after FIRE and other concerned free speech advocates wrote to the public institution.

In recent months, the Chinese government has become especially concerned that online speech will turn into action.

If the government is so concerned about free speech, why is it now criminalising the vague notions of encouraging, promoting or advocating terrorism?

Concerned about free speech?

Elocution, or style, became the centre of rhetorical theory, and in Ramist hands it was almost solely concerned with figures of speech.

I am a committed Labour supporter, but what makes me concerned about Miliband's speech is that I wasn't able to say what his big story was all about.

This sort of visual feedback is crucial for children when learning, specially where speech is concerned, as they're not only listening to sounds but observing the shapes that facial muscles, lips, teeth and tongue take while producing those sounds.