Sentence examples for instance of speech from inspiring English sources

Alone, each indicium does not compel the conclusion that an instance of speech is commercial; however, "[t]he combination of all these characteristics...provides strong support for...the conclusion that the [speech is] properly characterized as commercial speech".

There are some things that are legitimate instances of free speech, and that are therefore allowed by our right to free speech, but not every possible instance of speech is allowed by this right.

Examples of symbolic features used in the synthesizer are, for instance, part of speech, lexical stress, and the position in the phrase.

That undermining is not accomplished by any particular instance of hate speech.

Like the disappearing breast-feeders, if faced with a huge fine for allowing an instance of hate speech on its network, social networks would be more likely to "delete first and ask questions later" since deleting content in the first place (whether incorrectly or not) is a lot cheaper than getting the legal position wrong, and hence fined.

To be clear, however, the documents do not necessarily present a full picture of how a moderator should handle an instance of hate speech in every case: in videos obtained by Motherboard, trainers reiterated certain points when asked questions by the audience.

Most of them use a variety of features ranging from lexical features (e.g., word-level features such as word case, punctuation, special and numerical characters, and the morphology of the word) to contextual features or complex features derived, for instance, from part-of-speech tagging or lexical-semantic resources [ 10- 16].

In the instance of the school speech, it was language buried in the suggested curriculum posted online — students were asked to "write letters to themselves about what they can do to help the president" — that proved to be the trip wire.

All told, the corpus contained six hundred and two instances of ball speech, apparently covering every scenario in modern American business.

But the report followed a monthlong series of instances of hate speech and vandalism on the campus, and in the predawn hours after the initial report, Oberlin's president, Marvin Krislov, made the decision to cancel classes in favor of a teach-in and gathering in the campus chapel.

Since 2001, in a move that owes a good deal of its inspiration to the frustrating experience of fiddling as Rwanda burned in 1994, the UK Foreign Office and other government agencies have been working with the BBC's foreign media monitors to try to detect instances of hate speech in broadcasts around the world.