Sentence examples for press speech from inspiring English sources

Press speech on Syria has to wait.

XXXXXXXXXXXX added that several governments in East Africa have proposed laws restricting freedoms of the press, speech, assembly, and minority rights.

In contrast to Blair – who denounced "feral beasts" in the press speech two years after he fought his last election and named only the not very beastly Independent – Baldwin spoke two nights before a vital byelection.

The title of the National Rifle Association's monthly political magazine – America's First Freedom – implies a provocative question: Where would the freedoms of press, speech, and religion be without the bearing of arms that made such freedoms possible?

It has a circulation of 1500 - editorial writers, federal officials on the Assistant Secretary level who are responsible for some of the government's computer systems, editors of the computer-industry trade press speech writers for govt. men and business leaders, civil-liberties lawyers, and, in Smith's phrase, "the hard-core privacy community".

These laws granted equality before the law and freedom of press, speech, and assembly; they also protected the interests of the various nationalities, stating that all nationalities in the state enjoy equal rights, and each one has an inalienable right to the preservation and cultivation of its nationality and language.

Harmonic richness factor (HRF) and normalized amplitude quotient (NAQ) have been selected because past studies have quantified the relationship of these parameters to specific speaking behaviors including pressed speech and soft speech.

While some speakers do not exhibit changes in voice quality, a subset exhibits changes in NAQ and HRF measures of similar magnitude to those observed in studies of soft, loud, and pressed speech.

The Koreans were deprived of freedom of assembly, association, the press, and speech.

To make your presidential agenda seem a cause, press mere speech into full song!

The president finished his press conference speech on an upbeat note.