Sentence examples for in a separate speech from inspiring English sources
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"And we're offering new approaches to get the job done". In a separate speech, Vice President Gore echoed the defense.
In a separate speech, Chicago Fed President Charles L. Evans was more circumspect, but acknowledged the data has been murky.
Notably, the head of the broadcasters' association, Gordon Smith, did not bring up the F.C.C. proposal in a separate speech at the conference on Monday.
In a separate speech in the Swiss ski resort, the Chancellor dismissed the "siren voices" urging the Government to pull back from the cuts.
In a separate speech this spring, Obama is expected to announce further reductions to about 1,000 deployed strategic warheads, to be carried out in tandem with Russia.
We divided the speech recordings such that every time the speaker was in front of one array or in between two arrays, a separate speech segment was defined.
Little more than two hours later, the outgoing deputy governor of the Bank, Paul Tucker, gave a separate speech in London, stressing that forward guidance does not represent a loosening of the MPC's inflation target, but will instead allow the Bank to take a "probing approach" to policy as the economy recovers.
Trump later cancelled a fundraiser and planned rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and announced that a separate speech outside Manchester that was previously intended to revisit allegations against the Clinton family would now discuss "the serious threats facing all Americans and his solutions for making this country safe again".
Kaine, an emerging foreign policy voice for Democrats in the Senate, said in a separate floor speech that the deal was "far preferable to any other alternative, including war". "In this deal, America has honored its best traditions and shown that patient diplomacy can achieve what isolation and hostility cannot," he said.
In a separate interview after her speech, the First Minister told the BBC that if the SNP won a landslide victory at next year's Scottish Parliament election – which current polls suggest is likely – another referendum would not be "inevitable".
