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The term 'over speech' is not technically correct as it implies a form of verbal communication, rather than written communication. However, it can be replaced by the word 'override', which is often used in written English. For example: "The engineer had to override the computer system in order to return control to the operator".
In that job, the most important thing Mr. Obama can do is react to this spill as a child would — because it is precisely that simple gut reaction, repeated over and over, speech after speech, that could change our national conversation on energy.
Of the twelve responses, 9 sided with Snyder (privacy over speech); 2 stood by the Westboro Church, and 1 questioned the distance at which the protest was held, suggesting that the demonstration would be acceptable if an appropriate distance were maintained.
Violence over speech is now a part of life off campus, too.
The Constitution gives Congress the power to hand out monopolies over speech for "limited times".
In acting schools in the United States, emotion is sometimes elevated over speech.
In the last two weeks alone, ugly spats over speech have erupted at the University of California at Irvine; at Stanford University; and at Columbia University.
Tony Hall, director general of the BBC, is sat in the front row, checking over his speech.
Someone voiced a preference for songs over speeches.
Choudary, 49, was arrested and charged over speeches that were posted on YouTube.
For instance, there has been no one to cast an eye over speeches to root out words that might inflame business sensibilities.
Based on the reviewed papers, VSTs are significantly effective in training people with a variety of speech disorders; however, it cannot be claimed that a consensus exists in the superiority of VSTs over speech-language pathologists regarding rehabilitation outcomes.
