Sentence examples for consequences of the speech from inspiring English sources

As such, Wilson advocates for examining the speaker's intent in cases of incitement to genocide, removing the intent of the speaker from the consequences of the speech.

Hendrik Hertzberg, the New Yorker writer who was then a Carter speechwriter, recalls that "one very unpleasant consequence of the speech was that it energized the neoconservative movement".

Some critics consider the surge in complaints about speech, at a time when nerves remain raw over the terrorist attacks, an inevitable consequence of the speech codes themselves, which they say have shaped the campus as a therapeutic environment where students are protected from discussions that make them uncomfortable.

"It's not just about debunking stereotypes," she says, "but also showing the consequences of hate speech, and the consequences of violent extremism through personal stories.

The manifold is also symmetric about a plane which divides lip-opening states from lip-closing states, and as a consequence of this speech trajectories are realised as elliptical paths on the manifold (i.e., open-close-open cycles).

Much of the book concerns the consequences of a speech to advertisers that Mr. Murdoch gave in London in 1993, riffing that "advances in the technology of telecommunications have proved an unambiguous threat to totalitarian regimes everywhere".

Smith (2007) observed both the function and the consequences of private speech during a group activity which may result in the activation of one's own mind.

In her lecture, Lieselot De Taeye will discuss the roles Congolese and Belgian novelists have imagined for Lumumba: which characteristics have they ascribed to the young politician and how have they portrayed the consequences of his speech?

Hence, he began his first hunger strike in September in order to warn the public and the government of the consequences of restricting free speech.

Various legal scholars are beginning to look at the consequences of machine speech and finance.

The new development is how little regard we now pay to the consequences of our speech.