Sentence examples for making such speeches from inspiring English sources

Making such speeches clearly pleases Sarkozy, who more than any other French President in decades has sought to cast himself as an international statesman.

We have been extremely chary about extending the "commercial speech" doctrine beyond this narrowly circumscribed category of advertising because often vitally important speech will be uttered to advance economic interests and because the profit motive making such speech hardy dissipates rapidly when the speech is not advertising.

As it stands, when the bill is debated in future there would be no time limit, meaning opponents could "filibuster", making such long speeches that it clogs up Parliament and prevents other business from going ahead.

The problem any PM faces in making such a speech to an American audience is that the rest of the world hears it - and is not always sympathetic to gushing praise for a superpower.

Mr Netanyahu's Likud party is already asking voters if they can imagine any other Israeli politician making such a speech.

"Making such a speech in Saudi Arabia is exactly the wrong stage as the kingdom's vision of Islam and influence in the Muslim World needs to be contained rather than exaggerated".

In making such a weighty speech in such a solemn forum, Mr. Lazio sought to counter Mrs. Clinton's efforts to use the subject to reinforce doubts among voters about his experience and maturity.

In the Middle Ages, a young boy making such a bold speech to his parents would have raised eyebrows.

Mr. Wilson's statements led to a White House admission that the evidence behind the statement was insufficient, and probably wrong, and that the C.I.A. had successfully cautioned the White House against making such statements in another speech the president had given in the fall of 2002.

These banqueting experiences were marked by an over-abundance of small plates, sometimes as many as eight dishes per person--an aspect that seems middle-eastern in both its ostentation and its mezze style--counterbalanced with elaborate ritual toasting and speech making, such as is common in Slavic Europe.

Because the restrictions blocked attempts to change only a specific area of law, the Court held, they could not be considered viewpoint-neutral; the government is prohibited from making such viewpoint-based restrictions of private speech.