Mayor Beame was there & after a brief exchange of speeches in English & French, the Mayor presented a gold key to the city to Jean-Paul Roncoli, director of an adult-education institute near Paris & the one who conceived the trip.
In a gracious exchange of televised speeches, the president-elect, George W. Bush, and Vice President Al Gore moved last night to unify the nation and heal the wounds of their bitter struggle for the White House.
The two main variables in any exchange are the type of speech role (giving or demanding) and the type of commodity exchanged (information or goods-&-services).
Characteristics of speech exchange were detailed with the location of utterance types, including patient-initiated questions, topic transition statements, pauses, pace and intonation.
We audio recorded 47 consultations which were then transcribed and analysed using conversation analysis, 19 a method of analysis which details characteristics of speech exchange including pauses, pace and intonation and so on (the transcription symbols used to indicate these characteristics are provided below).
Through two progressive closeups, moving from profiles of their faces to their twitching lips, they exchange a machine-gun volley of speech balloons with dialogue worthy of James M. Cain.
Established in 1889, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, for instance, has a 126-year history of demonstrating that Islam promotes universal justice, freedom of speech and free exchange and criticism of ideas.
Lang observes that the strikedown of matching funds will likely result in "much less speech and exchange of information in the marketplace of ideas".
Here we are using a combination of Exchange Structure and Speech Function in a similar way to Martin.
To deprive one's classmates of an opportunity to hear speakers with varying viewpoints inhibits the exchange of ideas that is the essence of freedom of speech.
Before leaving, he also had spirited exchanges with his Soviet counterparts on subjects like freedom of speech and the status of Soviet Jewry.
