Sentence examples for overseas speech from inspiring English sources

In her first overseas speech, Ms. Palin, the 2008 Republican vice-presidential candidate, touched on issues including financial markets, health care, Afghanistan and American relations with China.

Since then, Obama's overseas speeches have been less consequential, partly reflecting his decision to step back and husband America's power.

Overseas, the speech should explain why Afghanistan, alarmingly unstable after a decade of war, is important to American security and how he intends to reach a minimally acceptable outcome.

Disney studio executives will be deleting — from the print [of "Pearl Harbor"] that goes overseas — certain speeches and bits of dialogue that might offend Japanese or German audiences.

By Bruce McCall **{:.break one} ** Disney studio executives will be deleting — from the print [of "Pearl Harbor"] that goes overseas — certain speeches and bits of dialogue that might offend Japanese or German audiences.

By common consent, four are on the A-list: two on the constitutionality of affirmative action at the University of Michigan (undergraduate program and law school); a gay rights case from Texas; and the question of whether Nike's defense of its overseas factories is speech entitled to full First Amendment protection.

Mr. Milli made speeches overseas.

Post-Oppi, when I give speeches overseas, I would take the opportunity to remind the audience that PISA findings are useful references but not a report card.

And so Obama in his first speech from overseas called for a reform of our justice system in which these deep-seated biases are "rooted out".

He also delivered a speech on overseas aid to an Oxfam conference, a platform extended after he took up an invitation to visit the charity's new headquarters.

Never a New Labour Blairite, Westminster's best debater rode the tiger of liberal interventionism overseas – Blair's Chicago speech which " Poodle" Bush bought into after 9/11 – until the 2003 invasion loomed and he resigned.