Sentence examples for environmental speech from inspiring English sources
In his first major environmental speech since he took office, President Bush announced plans to help end a backlog of billions of dollars in repairs to national parks.
The environmental speech, which he delivered at the Beacon Theater on the Upper West Side yesterday afternoon, is the latest in a series of formal critiques of the administration that Mr. Gore has delivered in recent months.
It would, however, be the most forthright environmental speech our current president ever made.
During the same competition, she was also awarded Best in Environmental Speech, Green Achievers, and the Innovators award.
I was happy as anyone to have my mind blown by the weird alien fish on Blue Planet 2, but there's something both superficial and sinister in the way that politicians are now namedropping the show in every environmental speech ("public service broadcasting at its finest", said May today).
Cross-curriculum efforts will include environmental speeches and presentations in English, topsoil measurements in math and climate study in science.
(Reuters) THE DEMOCRATS THE TWO E's Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, making another in a series of environmental speeches, said yesterday that Democrats were committed simultaneously to protecting the environment and promoting economic growth, but that Republicans believed it was impossible to do both.
He produces and writes a monthly Intranet video news magazine, ghostwrites safety and environmental speeches, and organizes an annual environmental forum conference for Fortune 500 executives.
Comment about Earth Day, the Adirondacks and speeches given by the Bush Administration since Earth Day, the Adirondakcs, and recent anti-environmental speeches by members of the Bush Administration.
By William McKibben The New Yorker, June 18 , 1990P. 25 Comment about Earth Day, the Adirondacks and speeches given by the Bush Administration since Earth Day, the Adirondakcs, and recent anti-environmental speeches by members of the Bush Administration.
The Bay Area is a fertile region for civil society organizations, out of which sprang environmental, free speech, women's rights, gay rights and other movements.
