Sentence examples for institutional speech from inspiring English sources

However, some institutional speech acts, for example acts of Parliament, Supreme Court rulings, etc., may be plural, even third person, and passive".

I write all day long, in addition to doing a lot of what you might more broadly call communications work (strategic messaging, institutional marketing, speech writing, etc).

But besides skipping Europe's institutional heart, his speech in Berlin had a few lines that were disappointingly absent from his remarks in Israel -- where he spent more than 30 hours while spending just an hour or so in Ramallah.

He has recently added the words "end institutional racism" to his stump speech on the trail.

He proselytized this view with institutional investors across the country in speech after speech.

So speech inside an institutional context is limited, but speech outside of an institutional context typically has less power.

Every awards show features a speech by the institutional leader.

Thus he says (Searle 2010 12 133): "With the exception of language itself, all of institutional reality, and therefore, in a sense, all of human civilisation, is created by speech acts that have the same logical form as Declarations".

Domestically, growing freedom of speech and publication was accompanied by institutional reforms.

His speech is mashed-up fragments, echoes of institutional jargon and street slang.

The court, he wrote, has a "dismal record of protecting free speech in cases involving challenges to the institutional authority of the government when it is regulating the speech of its employees, its students and its prisoners, and when it is claiming national security justifications".