Sentence examples for imposed on a speech from inspiring English sources

Other conditions imposed on a speech at Speakers' Corner were that it had to take place only between 7 00 a.m. and 7 00 p.m. on the date notified by the person to the police, had to be in one of Singapore's four official languages (English, Malay, Mandarin or Tamil) or any related dialect, and the use of sound amplification devices was prohibited.

If "captive speech" is not permitted to be imposed on students in school, why should it be imposed on workers at their jobs?

Physical task stress is an external factor imposed on the speech production system that competes for limited physical resources when subjects are performing simultaneous tasks (i.e., speaking and physical task).

Like many of her generation, 36-year-old Elena hates the restrictions imposed on free speech in Cuba and has long wished that the "dictatorship" would collapse.

The Times is concerned by the limitations which have been imposed on free speech at several universities since the start of the academic year.

"If Saudi Arabia is eligible to receive Government of Canada weapons exports, who would not be?" "The Liberal Party of Canada called for clemency, condemns draconian sentence imposed on Saudi free speech advocate Raif Badawi," the description reads.

In a non-legislative resolution adopted on Wednesday with 390 votes to 153 and 63 abstentions, MEPs call on EU institutions to effectively assess member states' respect for rule of law and condemn limitations imposed on freedom of speech, as well as violations against migrants and asylum seekers' fundamental rights in some EU countries.

Already approaching his mid-70s, Mr Erbakan could end up behind bars now that an appeals court has upheld the prison sentence imposed on him last year for a speech mild to most non-Turkish ears he made in the largely Kurdish province of Bingol.Will Mr Sezer's independent ideas lead the generals to launch an attack on him too?

In southern Africa, some cultures have a 'respect' speech that is imposed on women in regard to their in-laws: for instance, their father-in-law's name is taboo, as is any word that sounds like it – but that doesn't turn the father-in-law's name into an expletive they shout when they hurt themselves.

Engaging in political speech requires money, and free speech is at issue when there are regulations imposed on the use of money to support a candidate or a point of view.

In a speech before 120 bishops in Lourdes on Saturday, the cardinal said the law would establish "the marriage of a few imposed on everyone".