Sentence examples for prepared address from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ginsberg pointed out that Mr. Murdoch's comments were not part of a prepared address but were "extemporaneous comments" made during a panel discussion.

He made it clear, both in his prepared address and during the question‐and‐answer session, that he did not wish to see the agency's clandestine operations curtailed.

"If you trust only men you have lost," he told the young people in a longcommentary about war, trust and politics, after putting aside his prepared address.

"I am deeply sorry for the pain and suffering the victims have endured, and I assure them that, as their pastor, I too share in their suffering," he said in a brief departure from his prepared address.

Following is a text of President Obama's prepared address on Wednesday to honor those killed and wounded in a shooting on Jan . 8 as released by the White House.

"We shouldn't try to change something without understanding it, without grasping why it is that one man and one woman open to children until just a very few years ago has always been considered the essence of marriage and the heart of family," he will say according to an excerpt of his prepared address in the Australian.

One in three Americans have a criminal record, which can prevent them from keeping their family together and finding housing and work – the major themes of Pope Francis's improvised and prepared addresses on Saturday night.

We're very much aware of that and we've addressed that with him and we're prepared to address that professionally as well when we do get him here.

Given her July 13 speech, it seems that Hillary Clinton is best prepared to address this.

The authors argued that the public health community is inadequately prepared to address the health risks associated with climate variability and change, and that funding necessary to address this challenge is inadequate.

There are other challenges that other organizations are clearly better prepared to address.