Delivering a "peace declaration" speech, Hiroshima mayor Kazumi Matsui described the pain of those who survived, only to be shunned as contaminated by the radiation.
Turnbull indicated in his declaration speech that he would need time to make good his promises and would not go to an early election.
In her declaration speech, May will pitch herself as the candidate of experience, having run a great office of state for six years.
But both May and Johnson will make absolutely clear their commitment to carry out the verdict of the voters in their declaration speeches a week after the vote that prompted David Cameron's resignation as prime minister and party leader.
During his post-declaration speech, he hit out at Mr Hayes who was previously a member of the Conservative Party.
Here, in this region here, declarations, speeches, words, are worthless".
Every position taken by the presidential candidates, every declaration, every speech and even every single word uttered during the campaign is counted, analyzed, magnified, interpreted, scrutinized; it generates expectations or worries, it reproduces or brakes away from stereotypes.
Osborne made the declaration in a speech in Edinburgh.
Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Haiti's revolutionary leader, delivered the declaration as a speech on Jan . 1 , 1804and then had it printed over the next few months.
Had a man delivered Smith's Declaration of Conscience speech, he was purported to have said, "he would be the next President of the United States".
Margaret Chase Smith, a senator from Maine, the grand old dame of the Republican party, wore a rose every day, including on the first of June in 1950 when she gave the brave, brilliant "Declaration of Conscience" speech she is best know for, denouncing her fellow Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy.
