Sentence examples for make a significant speech from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush will make a "significant speech" tomorrow on terrorism and the economy, his spokesman said.

Mr Mbeki did not make a significant speech on AIDS until last December.

Johnson made a significant speech on Mar. 31 announcing that he would limit the bombing of North Vietnam and that he would not run for reelection so that he could devote himself fully to settling the war.

Naftali Bennett, the leader of the hardline "Jewish Home" Party, who is Israel's Economics Minister, made a significant speech today which tells us how serious the peace negotiations being pushed by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry have become -- and how worried opponents of the two-state solution are getting.

Fees can make a significant difference.

Reversing that would make a significant difference.

Make a significant change.

Australia also faced tension with Obama, who made a significant public speech on climate change and the environment despite Australian government attempts to keep those issues off the G20 agenda.

c) The danger is that Cameron will now look as though he has his priorities completely wrong in making Europe the subject of such a significant speech rather the economy or tackling unemployment which are of far more concern to the north.

An old facial wound, rumoured to be the result of a magical spell that an enemy conjured against him (but again, who knows for sure?) has left Djalu with a significant speech impediment that makes it difficult to understand what he says.

Fukuda et al. [11] used a large vocabulary with high order GMMs for discriminating the non-speech from speech that made a significant improvement of recognition rate in ASR system.