Sentence examples for speech about addressing from inspiring English sources

Francis spoke in detail in his U.N. speech about addressing the problems of international crime and terrorism, including the trafficking of humans, weapons and drugs.

Mr. Schussel spent much of his speech addressing fears about the Freedom Party and its leader, Jorg Haider, who is best known abroad for his anti-immigrant stance and remarks interpreted as defending the Third Reich.

In 1970, Wamsutta James, of the Wampanoag Tribe, was stopped from giving a speech about Thanksgiving that addressed the true troubled relationship between American Indians and European explorers.

The lesson I learned was not to give an earnest speech about reforming the structure of the student government, but instead, to give a speech that addressed things students cared about, with some humor.

His performance in the play was praised by The Timess critic as "a neat and carefully studied portrait; he is admirable in all his cynical and humorous passages", although the reviewer did add that "one could wish that he had left this manner for the speech about Queen Mab and addressed this, as a piece of direct poetry, directly to the audience".

The United States said previously that it would skip the meeting unless its concerns about language that it believed endorsed anti-Semitism and restrictions on free speech were addressed.

But the speech also addressed present obsessions.

Sanders, who was heckled by Black Lives Matter protesters over the summer, now regularly includes a section in his stump speech about combating institutional racism and addressing police brutality.

Duterte made the claim in a speech at the Department of Foreign Affairs, addressing questions about his absence from several meetings at the Asean Summit in Singapore last month.

Participants said much of Thursday was spent on flowery speeches about nationalism rather than addressing unity.

Four are speeches addressed to Trajan.