Sentence examples for poverty speech from inspiring English sources

Timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary of president Lyndon B Johnson's famed "war on poverty" speech, Rubio's speech in Washington is expected to reject a government-orientated approach to dealing with poverty.

'Today we are challenged to end poverty' SPEECH AT AN ANC RALLY IN PRETORIA TO CELEBRATE HIS 90th BIRTHDAY, 5 AUGUST 2008 President of the African National Congress, comrade Jacob Zuma; President of the Republic of South Africa, comrade Thabo Mbeki; leadership of the ANC and of Government; members, comrades, compatriots, friends.

Currie's attitude, that no one's going hungry, no one's starving and it's an insult to suggest otherwise, echoes the attitude of successive governments in the 1980s, exemplified in 1989 by the DHSS secretary of state John Moore in his famous "end of the line for poverty" speech.

In Their Footsteps Johnson was in Inez in 1964 to make his anti-poverty speech, and more recently, former President Bill Clinton and John Edwards, then a Democratic presidential candidate, visited the region.

Alogia Aspects of impoverished thinking, including poverty of speech and content of speech, the interruption of speech (blocking), slowed speech reaction.

Furthermore, as mentioned previously, regression analysis showed no significant effect of language impairment, as assessed using the Krawiecka symptoms of poverty of speech and incoherence of speech, on ToM joke performance.

As regards our patients' verbalisation skills, they all scored none or low Krawiecka scores for the symptoms of poverty of speech and incoherence/irrelevance of speech.

They commonly include flat expressions or little emotion, poverty of speech, inability to experience pleasure, lack of desire to form relationships, and lack of motivation.

(2) negative symptoms – blunted affect, emotional and social withdrawal, lack of spontaneity and poverty of speech.

More recently, the PDS formula was further altered to include both blunted affect and poverty of speech items [ 48].

The final feature is negative symptoms, which the DSM-IV indicates include affective flattening, alogia (poverty of speech), and avolition (poverty of volitional behavior).