Sentence examples for key speeches from inspiring English sources

She edits all key speeches (aides are known to e-mail drafts straight to her).

And, if you missed last night's events, you can watch key speeches and TimesCast Politics.

WHAT speeches from the convention on Thursday night and featured in this "Key Speeches" video collection, made the biggest impression on you?

There's also a dossier of the party's policies with links to the key speeches, articles and documents that make up that programme.

Collapse of the ruling coalition, sources say, will slow but not end the country's westward integration.And the Republican convention geared up to something like full speed yesterday, with key speeches by Joe Lieberman, Fred Thompson, and (via video) president Bush.

Files obtained from Choi's personal computer by the broadcaster JTBC TV, however, suggest Choi edited some of Park's key speeches and received confidential documents, including files relating to Japan and North Korea.

Mr. Wilson's key speech showed brilliant imagination.

In a key speech, make the suggestion that most British children are ignorant, illiterate, stupid and badly behaved.

A talk that he gave to his partners in 1970 is referred to at the firm as "the key speech" and is required reading for all new employees.

And indeed since a key speech by Crown Prince Abdullah in 1998, in which he plainly stated that the oil boom was over, economic reform has gathered pace.

Mr. Hu made a key speech in July that dashed reformers' hopes for measures to resuscitate the faltering economy and release social pressures by opening the political system.